· 6/9/1971
Vereen Ex Rel. Vereen v. Bell
Citations
- 182 S.E.2d 296
- 256 S.C. 249
- 1971 S.C. LEXIS 296
How courts have described this case
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- stating that determination of mental capacity to execute a deed was a finding of fact
- applying an equitable standard of review on appeal for an action to rescind and cancel a deed for lack of capacity
- applying an equitable standard of review on appeal for an action to rescind and cancel a deed for lack of capacity
- action to rescind and cancel a deed on the ground of mental incapacity of grantor is equitable
- action to rescind and cancel a deed on the ground of mental incapacity of grantor is equitable
- “Mere infirmity of mind or body, not amounting to incapacity to understand the nature of the act, is insufficient to render a deed void.”
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Judges: Bussey, Moss, Lewis, Brailsford, Littlejohn, JJ-
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