Kellner v. Kener

Judgment affirmed, with costs. Held, 1. That the parole contract found by the trial court was void, because, first, no time limit was fixed; and second, being without consideration. 2. That there was no such recognition and performance thereunder as made it enforcible in equity. 3. That there was a failure of requisite proof to charge the defendant with holding the stock purchased by him in 1916 in trust for the benefit of the plaintiff or others, either in equity or upon the doctrine of an equitable estoppel. The finding of fact numbered 9, and the conclusion of law numbered 1, contained in…