Morgan v. Morgan

The decree entered herein must be set aside because it is incompatible with the facts found by the Court. In the findings it is said: “The Court believes that the plaintiff’s testimony as to the agreement between him and his father is true, and . . . that the plaintiff is not guilty of laches.” The testimony of the plaintiff as to the agreement between him and his father is summarized in his brief in part as follows: “My father came up and stayed with me a while on Beech Hill, and he spoke to me about the farm over there; it had been abandoned by the man that had it, and he wanted to know if…