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Plaintiff-appellee Kay Lynn Mills (Mills) brought this action to recover real estate, certain personal property and damages from defendant-appellant, L. Michael Blaising (Blaising), Mills exhusband. The real estate, located at 1630 Short Street, Fort Wayne, Indiana, and personal property, including a 1963 Thunderbird automobile, had been awarded to her in a May 18, 1972, divorce decree. In her complaint, Mills alleged that during the divorce proceedings and for a period of time thereafter she was under a physicians care for psychological and emotional distress and that, while she was in a weakened emotional and mental state, Blaising fraudulently represented that a reconciliation between the parties was imminent. She further alleged that, acting in reliance upon Blaisings promises of reconciliation and without the advice of counsel, she reconveyed to Blaising the subject real estate on July 26, 1972, relinquished ownership of personal property, including the 1963 Thunderbird, and paid one-half of Blaisings debt to the J.C. Penney Company. Additionally, Mills alleged Blaising failed to reconcile with her and stated he had never earnestly contemplated such a reconciliation. Accordingly, Mills

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