White v. Hall

In April, 1902, the appellee, W. E. Hall, filed a bill in equity in the Circuit Court of Buckingham county against the appellant, H. M. White, in which he asserted the sole beneficial ownership in 438 acres of land situated in that county, the legal title to which was held in the name of H. M. White, trustee for W. E. Hall; that the trustee had managed the land for the plaintiff for a number of years, and was indebted to him for moneys received from the sales of timber cut from the land and for crops grown thereon, and rents and profits derived therefrom. The bill prayed that White be…