Willard v. Fralick

Willard presented a claim against Canfield's estate, for the proceeds of certain lands deeded to Canfield to be disposed of, in which Willard was to have all the proceeds beyond one thousand dollars and interest and commissions, retaining the right to find a purchaser himself withiu two years, if not sold by Canfield within that time. Canfield disposed of the property for other lands, which he also conveyed to third persons, and Willard seeks to get the value of the lands which were thus obtained and conveyed.

The commissioners allowed a balance of set-off so as to bring Willard in debt to the…