Riley v. Fithian

Grey, Y. C.

(orally).

This matter may be presently disposed of, as the elaborate arguments of counsel on both sides have fully discussed every view which may be taken of the points in dispute.

The bill of complaint is filed by a trustee, who devotes the first twelve or thirteen pages of the bill to a definition of the origin and character of his trust. The principal defendant is Francis R. Eithian, who is alleged, on the face of the bill, to have been the agent of the complainant, whom he employed to sell the trust property. The other defendants are parties claimed to have been associated with…