Waters v. Tazewell
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeal from the Circuit Court of Baltimore city. This appeal was taken from a pro forma order of the court below, (Krebs J.,) dissolving an injunction which had been granted upon a bill filed by the appellants. The only questions arising in the case relate to the construction of the two deeds, and marriage articles set out in the opinion of this court, in which, also, all the facts of the case are fully'stated.
1Opinion of the Court
Eccleston, J.,
deiivéred the opinion of this court.
The bill in this case speaks of several parcels of property, the controversy in regard to which has been settled by agreement between the parties. And the only property now in dispute is mentioned in the two deeds to Denison, in trust, one from Baker and McDonald, dated the 22nd of April 1839, and the other from Powell, dated the 13th of August 1841.
The bill was filed by the appellants against the appellees. On the 23rd of February 1855, by consent, a decree was passed, which disposed of sundry matters set forth in the bill as grounds of…
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