Crook v. Rider

Hart, J.,

(after stating the facts). It is established by the evidence that when Sudberry exchanged his farm for the town lots in question with Morris, the latter executed a deed to said town lots to Sudberry and Eider. This fact is testified to by E. D. McMullen. It is true that Morris stated that he did not know that Eider was concerned in the transaction, but he -admits that some months afterwards Sudberry returned his deed to the town lots in which both Sudberry and Rider were named as grantees, and that he executed another deed to the property in which Sudberry alone was named as grantee.…