Ford v. Loomis

Makston, J:

There are two objections to granting the relief sought in this case: First, the bill sets up that upon the 5th day of April, 1859, an agreement was entered into by which complainant consented that a certain tax-title interest which Henry S. Durand then held in certain lands claimed by said Ford, and also certain personal property then owned by Ford, should be conveyed to Loomis and Ludington in trust; that they were to take all of said property, operate the mill upon said lands, manufacture lumber, and out of the proceeds thereof pay themselves the amount of a decree which they had…