McNeill v. Chicago & Northwestern Railway Co.

Rosenberry, C .J.

The findings of fact and conclusions of law cover twenty-five pages of the printed case and no useful purpose would be served by setting them out in full. In addition to the facts already stated, the court found that the quitclaim deed given by Mr. Spratt to the plaintiff was given freely and voluntarily and that no false statement or pretenses were used to obtain the same from Mr. Spratt. In its opinion the court said:

“There can, of course, be no question'what McNeill’s intentions were in 1915 with respect to the railway company’s property. He took a quitclaim deed from…