Dallam v. Renshaw

This case presents mainly questions of fact, although a great many points in relation to the admission and rejection of testimony are also preserved. As all the testimony, whether rejected or admitted, is found in the record, an ex-*534animation and decision of these points becomes unnecessary in view of the conclusion we have reached upon the whole case.

The record is extremely voluminous, and the various transactions in proof during a series of years are complicated. To undertake a review of the details would fill a volume. It will perhaps answer all the purposes, which adjudications of this…