David Josiah Brewer,
Mackall v. Mackall — Opinion of the Court
“ To defeat a conveyance under those circumstances, something more than the natural influence springing from such relationship must beshown; imposition, fraud, importunity, duress, or something of that nature must appear; otherwise that disposition of property which accords with the natural inclinations of the human heart must be sustained. So that if this case turned simply upon the question of undue influence, compelling a voluntary conveyance, it would be difficult to find enough in the testimony to overthrow this deed. ”
