| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - In the leading case of Jenkins v. Pye, 12 Pet. 241, in which this court, at January term 1838, declined to set aside, for undue influence, a deed of real estate made by a daughter, shortly after coming of age, to her father, the court, speaking by Mr. Justice Thompson, said: 'The grounds mainly relied upon to invalidate the deed were that being from a daughter to a father rendered it, at least Pri
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