Rudershausen v. Atwood

The -testimony relied upon by complainant to sustain the averments of his bill consisted solely of his own statements of a conversation he had with the defendants. Being asked if he had any conversation with either of the defendants, he answered: “ I had a heated conversation with him. I had been to his house to see his wife and I asked her if the property belonged to her, and she said it did. I told her that in the spring of ’78, when I had gone to St. Louis, I remarked to her that he told me that he expected some money on back pension and would settle all claims; and I asked her if that…