Goodenough v. McGregor

This cause comes before us on the defendant’s appeal from a decree of the court of chancery. There is also a bill of exceptions, challenging certain findings of fact as being unsupported by the- evidence, and certain evidence as inadmissible.

The bill alleges that in 1928 George N. Roberts, the defendant’s intestate, was the owner of the Aldrich farm, in the town of St. Johnsbury, and agreed to sell a part of it to the plaintiff W. W. Goodenough, and in the course of the negotiations pointed out to him the westerly line of the land about to be con veyed, which included a part of the sugar…