Kachanian v. Kachanian

Factually this case is quite similar to Bailey v. Scribner, 97 N. H. 65. However, in so far as the plaintiff relied upon a resulting trust, dismissal of her bill in equity was proper since the property was bought by the son and title taken in his name. This is not a case where the consideration was furnished by one person and at that time the title to the property was taken in the name of another. During the trial the plaintiff proceeded on the theory that any improvements to the property at any time became part of the consideration for a resulting trust. That is not the law and was not the…