Ayers v. Blair
West Virginia Supreme Court
The opinion of the Court contains a statement of the facts of the case:
1Opinion of the Court
Snyder, Judge:
Suit in equity instituted September 1, 1883, in the circuit court of Ritchie county by Barcus Ayers against R. S. Blair, BToah Rexroad and others to set aside the sale and conveyance of a tract of 162 acres of land purporting to have been made by Blair as special commissioner to said Rexroad. The original bill was on demurrer held insufficient, and the plaintiff by leave of the court filed an amended bill which was demurred to by the defendant, Blair, and the court by a decree entered March 8,1884, sustained the demurrer and dismissed the bill. From this decree the plaintiff has…
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