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Date Created: 2024-08-24T03:29:51.129683

No. 284
    McCONIHA v. LARRISON
    No. 20332.
    Supreme Court
    On motion to certify.
    Dock. Feb. 18, 1927,
    5 Abs. 121.
    357. DEEDS — Is deed made by one mentally incapcitated void as to conveyance of title, and can grantee of such encumber or convey property ?
    Attorneys — T. O. Crossan for McConiha; L. J. Weber for Larrison; both of Zanesville.
   McConiha contends in the Supreme Court that a deed executed by one mentally incapacitated to make a deed is void and ineffective to convey title, and grantee of such deed cannot encumber or convey property attempted to be so transferred.

Note- — Motion to certify overruled, 5 Abs. 171.