Summary
In Moore v. Giles, 49 Conn. 570, an action by a father to remove as a cloud upon his title a deed executed by him to an infant and placed on record by him, the trial court found as a fact that the grantor, influenced by fear of a creditor, as well as by affection for the grantee "with the intent and purpose of giving to the said * * * (grantee) his title to said land, * * * executed said deed and caused the same to be recorded."
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No. CR-06-0659.
March 12, 2007.
Decisions of the Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals Without Opinions Dismissed.