Styers v. Robbins

This is a branch of the case of Robbins v. Magee, ante, p. 381, and the controversy grows out of the same transaction as that which gave rise to the litigation in the case referred to. Many of the questions discussed in Robbins v. Magee, supra, arise in the present case, but we *548do not deem it necessary to add anything to what was said in that casei .

The cáse in hand presents, however, a question of controlling importance which was not presented in the case to which we have referred. It was held by the court below that a mistake in the description in the deed of a married’ woman can not be…