Dearlove v. Hatterman

The preceding statement of the case comprises everything the appellant has seén' fit to file in this court, either in argument or byway of suggestion, in support of her several contentions.

We will notice only the first one, on the presumption' we are at liberty to entertain in such a case, that content tions not worthy of support by counsel are not worthy of consideration by us.

The first of appellant’s contentions is that the trustee named in the trust deed was a necessary party to the bill. He was party complainant to the bill, though not named as trustee. It was alleged in the bill that the…