Dodd v. Wakeman

The Yk’e-Chaxcellok.

The complainant bases her right to relief on a parol contract, made by the defendant, whereby he agreed to purchase, at sheriff’s sale, certain mortgaged premises belonging to the complainant, and then advertised for sale, hold the same in trust for her until they could be resold for their value, and pay her whatever might be realized over ami above the sum paid by him. It is alleged the defendant, pursuant to this contract, purchased the premises for a sum just sufficient to satisfy the decree and costs, and resold them within less than five months, at an advance of…