SOUTHWICK, P.J., for the court.
¶ 1. The chancellor cancelled as fraudulent a deed to the appellant from a man who thought that she was his wife. In fact, the appellant had a hidden existing marriage. On appeal the non-wife argues that regardless of this misrepresentation, there was no proof that the fraud caused the conveyance. We agree that there was substantial evidence that the appellant had misrepresented her marital status to the deceased who thought he...
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