Hustad v. Cerny

This is a bill filed by appellant to set aside a deed given by him and his wife to appellees, on the ground of fraud and misrepresentation in the exchange of property. A hearing on bill and answer was had before the chancellor in open court, and a decree was entered finding that the charges of fraud were not sustained and dismissing the bill for want of equity. Appellant brings the cause here, contending that the court erred in finding that the charges contained in the bill were not sustained.

It appears from the evidence that appellant owned a building in the city of Chicago consisting of…