Aller v. Crouter
New Jersey Court of Chancery
On bill to reform a deed and for other purposes.
1Opinion of the Court
Magi®, Cíiaitoelloe.
The labor involved in the examination of this cause has been largely increased by the manner in which it has been presented. No attention seems to have been paid to the rules of pleading or practice in the courts of equity, and I have had extreme difficulty in attempting hr discover whether the case presented admits of determination by decree.
The bill in this cause was filed by Mary Elizabeth Aller, admitted to be a person of unsound mind, by a next friend. It states that she and her husband, Daniel J. Aller, on October 20th, 1876, by deed, with full covenants of warranty…
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