Kelso v. Kelso

Bentley, Y. C. (orally).

This ease having been tried at such great length, I am going to at least indicate what I consider to be the proofs, and I may or may not finally dispose of the questions as I talk myself into a state of mind.

The bill is filed by a husband against a wife, originally, to impress a constructive trust upon certain property transferred by the complainant to the defendant, and to have her turn the property back to him, with a prayer for restraint and a receiver.

Subsequently, it was amended so as to charge fraud and undue influence; and still later, upon the final hearing, to…