PER CURIAM.
J. Buford Bryant, since deceased, executed a warranty deed in January 1975 to his son, Johnny, conveying 318 acres of land for $79,500. The land was subsequently appraised at a fair market value of $145,150. The terms of the mortgage, moreover, allowed Johnny Bryant to pay an amount that was less than the yearly interest, so that the principal would never be paid out.
After decedent's death, appellants sued to cancel the deed. The trial court quieted...
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