Parker v. Laubenheim

Bill was filed by appellants to cancel a mineral deed executed to appellee on the ground that the instrument was procured by fraud and misrepresentation. With 'his answer, appellee filed a cross bill praying that his title to the minerals be decreed in him. From a decree dismissing the bill and sustaining the prayer of the cross bill, this appeal is taken.

It is assigned for error that the decree of the chancellor is not supported by the testimony and is manifestly wrong. Although there is frequent contradiction, we must construe the testimony in a light favorable to the appellee and from the…