Bradford v. Vinton

The Chancellor.

The solicitor for the complainant states on his brief that the complainant’s claim to have the deeds set aside,, is based on two grounds — one, upon the presumption of fraud, or constructive fraud, arising out of the relations between the parties; and two, upon actual fraud in procuring the execution of the deeds in question, by which the property was conveyed *265absolutely to the defendant instead of to the St. Georges Trust Company, of which the defendant was treasurer, in trust for the complainant.

Upon the question of constructive fraud, the complainant cites the case of Downs,…