Remington v. Campbell

This was a bill in equity, in the Superior Court of Chicago, praying that the defendant be decreed to reconvey to complainant a certain tract of land therein described, and for general relief.

Complainant’s claim to relief is placed on two grounds: • first, that of a resulting trust; second, as an equitable mortgagor entitled to redeem.

We have carefully considered the pleadings and testimony in the cause, and are well satisfiéd that, in neither aspect of the case, is the complainant entitled to any relief.

There is no semblance of a resulting trust as that relation is understood. This court has…