Fisher v. May's Heirs

OPINION of the Court, by

Judge Logan.

— This :; is a suit in chancery, brought for the purpose of setting aside a contract entered into in October, 1782, between appe{jant aac| John May, relative to their claims under adversary titles to land.

If the parties «ndeitand the farts, ■*« — — of i.w ⅛*-⅛ faufe Taylor vs, Pa* U!,k> TOl- »» plated i, t.!i. tained through fraud or grofs and palpable millake, equity will relieve, aA^nvey-anee of i grm-'yorlefsquan-tity of lana than wa9 contera» A furplus of 22 acres in 400, is no evidence of fM0<i t or "miftake" and no ground <or. reIlet m tits Í70,

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