Smith v. Smith

OPINION ot the Court, by

Ch. J. Eoyle.

James Smith, deceased, by his last will devised to his son Jamos a certain part of a tract of land of which he died seised, and the residue of the same tract he devised to his son Edmund. .

James and Edmund entered into a verbal agreement to exchange lands, by which Jamas was to get ail that was devised to Edmund, and to retain so much of his own adjoining it, as would make 165 acres, and Ed-as'idae, and a dividing line nvnnd was to have all the r was run between them by the surveyor of the county. Soma time thereafter, James sold to John Smith, and gave…