Gaddy v. Douglass

How courts have described this case

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• recognizing an action to set aside a power of attorney and an instrument revoking a power of attorney on the ground of a lack of mental capacity sounds in equity
• providing in order to preserve the issue of whether a circuit court judge should have recused himself from a case, the issue must have been raised to the circuit court
• “Contractual capacity is generally defined as a person’s ability to understand in a meaningful way, at the time the contract is executed, the nature, scope and effect of the contract.”
• “Contractual capacity is generally defined as a person’s ability to understand in a meaningful way, at the time the contract is executed, the nature, scope and effect of the contract.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).