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Appeal from a judgment denying cancellation of three deeds from decedent to respondent. During its pendency the parties, by stipulation, dismissed the appeal as to two deeds. Briefly stated, the complaint, so far as here material, alleged evidentiary facts, showing a confidential relation between decedent and respondent, lack of consideration for the remaining deed and the mental incompetency of decedent. The answer denied these allegations and affirmatively alleged that the contrary was true. The court found upon each of these issues in favor of respondent.

Appellant, in his opening brief, does not criticise any finding as being unsupported by the evidence, but contents himself with quoting brief excerpts from the testimony, which he argues would sufficiently establish contrary findings upon these issues. Our reading of evidence so quoted does not warrant appellant’s claim. Respondent’s reply brief contains the pleadings, with an accurate statement of the issues thereby framed and the findings, with a full statement of the evidence supporting each finding. Respondent, by this method, clearly demonstrates that the evidence not only amply supports each finding, but compels the…