Newbury v. Parsons
Supreme Court of New Hampshire
1Opinion of the CourtWheeler, J.
The basic issue presented by the plaintiff’s bill of exceptions is whether there was any reasonable evidence to sustain the Court’s findings that the deed purporting to convey to Marie an interest as a joint tenant in the property was not delivered and that there was no intention of making a present gift to her and she therefore acquired no present interest in the property which the plaintiff could reach by real estate attachment to secure its claim for support furnished to Marie’s two minor children. It is not contended here that Roy was at any time a person legally responsible for the…
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