In what circumstances will an 85 year old vendor of a piece of land be found to be unentitled to a claim?
Saskatchewan, Canada
The following excerpt is from Sperling Estate v. Heidt, 1999 CanLII 12462 (SK QB):
In Knupp v. Bell et al. (supra), the defendant, who was the vendor of certain land, was an 85-year-old widow. She was frequently disoriented in time, without any business experience, without knowledge of the value of her land, forgetful and very easily led by others.
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