Crawley v. Glaze
Supreme Court of Virginia
Appeal from a decree of the Chancery Court of the city of Richmond. Decree for the complainants. One of the defendants appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtKelly, J.
Elvina E. Glaze and Humphrey Glaze, her husband, instituted this suit in the chancery court of the city of Richmond to cancel and annul two deeds, one thereof made by them to V. M. Sutton, and the other made by V. M. Sutton and her husband, J. M. Sutton, to K. T. Crawley. There was a decree in favor of the complainants, and K. T. Crawley brings this appeal.
The record, owing to the length of the pleadings and the mass of evidence taken in the cause, is very large, but all the questions of law and fact necessary to a correct determination of the controversy, as we see it, will sufficiently…
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