New York Court of Appeals

Christian Blinn, Appellant v. Julia Schwarz, Respondents

January 26, 1904177 N.Y. 252

Summary

The New York Court of Appeals affirmed the judgment for the defendants, holding that a deed executed by a person who was actually insane but never adjudicated is voidable, not void, and may be ratified after recovery of reason; the plaintiff waived the right to have the issue of ratification submitted to the jury, and evidence of his separate action for accounting was admissible to show ratification.