Young v. Thomson

Of all the cases cited to the point of the invalidity of contracts because against good morals and public policy none appear to have been more fully impregnated with the destructive virus than this transaction. It wholly concerned the interest and title which A. W. Rucker was asserting against J. B. Wheeler. According to the plaintiff’s testimony the negotiations were begun by Rucker and carried to a conclusion by whomsoever acted entirely in his behalf. It would be impossible to either state or argue the case without a consideration of his relations to it, and the part he took in it. The…