Wilson v. Todd

The appellant’s complaint alleged and the trial court found that during the year 1930 the appellee Roy W. Todd perpetrated an actionable fraud upon the appellant, Charles Wilson, by means of which . more than $12,000 in money was extorted from said appellant. The money so obtained was deposited by said Roy W. Todd to his account in a bank. Thereafter, he used $774.38 thereof to pay and discharge a mortgage held by one Henry N. Wilson on a 33-acre tract of land. The further sum of $3,548.16 was withdrawn from said bank by said appellee and applied to the payment of a mortgage held by the…