Ollis v. . Board of Education

The defendant assigns as error the ruling of the court in denying its motion for judgment as in case of nonsuit lodged when the plaintiffs had introduced their evidence and rested their case. C. S., 567. This assignment of error cannot be sustained.

The plaintiffs’ evidence tends to show that J. T. Ollis offered to give to the Board of Education the land described in the deed as long as the board would keep a school on it, “but it was to revert back to him when the school was abandoned,” and that one E. L. Wiseman was appointed by the board to survey the land and draw the deed with…