Trueblood v. Trueblood

Bill in chancery, under the old practice, to compel a specific performance, and to set aside a fraudulent deed". Bill dismissed. The facts of the case, so far as material to its decision, are as follows:

In 1845, William Trueblood was an infant, and owner of a piece of land. At that date, Bichard J. Trueblood, the father of said William, executed a title-bond to one Nathan Trueblood, whereby he obligated himself to cause to be conveyed to him, said Nathan, the piece of land belonging to William, after the latter should become of age. The conveyance was to be upon a stated consideration. The…