BAYNARD v. ULMER et al

Mr. Geo. W. Beckett, for appellant, cites: Facts in Equity case considered on appeal: 107 S.C. 345; Id., 216; 84 S.C. 27; 12 S.C. 572; 16 S.C. 343; 11 S.C. 56; 18 S.C. 297; 19 S.C. 195; 41 S.C. 362. Fraud: 4 R.C.L., 501; 87 S.E., 1; 12 R.C.L., 23, 235, 388; McCord Eq., 383; 16 Am. Dec., 610; 92 S.C. 385; 106 S.C. 332. Innocent person cannot avail himself of an advantage obtained by fraud of another unless consideration moving from himself: 12 R.C.L., 395, 402. "Gift": 12 R.C.L., 930, 940, 950. "Habitual drunkenness": 5 R.C.L., 359, 361. Testamentary disposition incapable by deed: 9 Rich. Eq., 111. "Consideration": 64 S.C. 233; 89 S.C. 268; 56 S.C. 54. Equity will set aside deed obtained through undue influence: 57 S.C. 413; 89 S.C. 268; 106 S.C. 329. Mr. W.J. Thomas, for respondents, cites: "Mental capacity": 90 S.C. 207. "Undue influence": 90 S.C. 214. "Consideration": 115 S.C. 67; 35 S.C. 331; 42 S.C. 322; 107 S.C. 476; 44 S.C. 381. Appeal and error: 150 S.C. 246; 150 S.C. 45.