Lynch's Admr. v. Murray
Supreme Court of Vermont
Appeal in Chancery. Heard on demurrer to the amended bill, at the September Term, 1905, Rutland County, Watson, Chancellor,. Demurrer sustained, amended bill adjudged insufficient and dismissed. The orator appealed. The opinion sufficiently states the ease.
1Opinion of the CourtPowers, J.
This bill was brought by Thomas Lynch in his lifetime to set aside a deed of certain premises in Rutland, dated. June 20, 1898. It was returnable to the September Term, 1901, of the court of chancery in Rutland County. The defendant answered, and the cause was referred to a special master, who filed his report January 8, 1903. In the meantime, Lynch died, and his executor entered to prosecute. Prior to the September Term, 1903, the executor died, and T. B. Wheeler, having been appointed administrator, entered at that term. On September 9, 1903, he filed an amended bill, which the defendant…
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