Wolcott v. Mongeon
Supreme Court of Vermont
Assumpsit. Trial by court. at the March Term, 1914, Chittenden County, Fish, J., presiding, on the liability of the trustee. Judgment that the trustee is liable. The claimant excepted. The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the CourtHaselton, J.
This is an action of assumpsit. There was judgment against the principal defendant, as to which no question arises. On hearing as to the liability of the trustee, the court adjudged the trustee liable, and the claimant excepted.
It appears by the findings of fact and the exhibits, which are referred to and made a part thereof, that in October, 1910, Edmund Mongeon and his wife made a contract for the purchase of a piece of real estate of Rosalie Houle and her husband Peter, the consideration to be met by monthly payments. Shortly after, Rosalie Houle and Peter Houle, living out of the State,…
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