Andrews v. Raymond

<p>fraudulent deed — undue influence — evidence.</p> <p>In an action to set aside a deed, upon the ground of fraud and undue influence, it was shown that the person procuring the deed had strenuously urged the one making it, who was a married woman and of a low grade of intelligence, to do so without consulting her husband or relations. Held, that while this was a suspicious circumstance, mere suspicion of Undue influence was not enough; it must be proved.</p>