When Mrs. Duncan learned of the sale, she set in motion the legal proceedings that have taken the trial and the appellate courts the past six years to unravel. Mrs. Duncan first filed a Tenn.R.App.P. 14 motion requesting this Court to consider the amount Mr. Duncan received from the sale of the business as a post-judgment fact.
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The Court also held that, since the trial court did not consider the question of whether Duncan was an innocent purchaser for value, the case should be remanded for the trial court to provide Duncan with an opportunity to raise the defense.
This court has held in prior cases that a joint tenancy can be terminated by actions of the parties which is inconsistent with the continuing existence of a joint tenancy.
William Duncan had filed an action to quiet title in the property in himself against the estate of Edgar Vassaur Jr. Edgar Vassaur Sr. filed a cross petition in the quiet title action, to which William Duncan. demurred and moved for a judgment of the pleadings.
On August 9, 1971, Betty shot and killed Edgar Vassaur Jr. On September 30, 1971, after being charged with first degree murder for the killing, Betty Vassaur conveyed the property to William Duncan, the Appellee.
Edgar Vassaur Jr. (husband) owned property in fee simple prior to his marriage to Betty Vassaur. Then, Edgar Vassaur Jr. conveyed the property to Edgar Vassaur Jr. and to Betty Vassaur as joint tenants by a warranty deed on June 30, 1969.
However, the Court found that it would be inconceivable that Duncan did not know that his daughter had killed her husband when she conveyed her interest in the property to Duncan. Discussion. This case provides a good example of the operation of a “slayer statute.”.