Supreme Court of Iowa November 23, 1908 (Semper v. Englehart)

McClain, J.

— Wm. Semper, whose heirs now seek to have set aside his deed to defendant, was seventy-nine years old when the deed was executed, and was in feeble health. For ten years defendant had been his ’ housekeeper, the relation having commenced a year before the death of Semper’s wife, who was of unsound mind.

1. Undue influence: age and infirmity.