Frazier v. Miller

Miller filed this bill against Frazier, praying the rescisión of a contract entered into between the parties on the 15th of February, 1850, and the cancellation of a conveyance from him and wife to Frazier of that date, and the restoration of certain personal property of the value of one thousand dollars. The court overruled a demurrer to the bill, and upon Frazier’s declining to answer further, entered a decree canceling the deed, and for one thousand dollars.

The case made by the bill shows that the deed in fee was made of about seventy-three acres, and at the same time personal property of…