Humphrey v. Darlington

An equitable action to vacate and set aside a former decree of tbe .Court on tbe alleged ground of Laud.

Rightly to dispose of and make intelligible the points made and discussed, a detailed statement of the pleadings and evidence is not demanded. In January, 1846, the defendant Darlington filed his bill in equity for the specific performance of a contract under which the plaintiff Humphrey had agreed to convey to him a certain tract of land, as alleged, for work done and material supplied in the building of a barn. This suit remained upon the calender of the Court until November, 1851, when a…