Dubovy v. Woolf

This is a bill in equity brought by the vendee of real estate to set aside the conveyance because of fraudulent representations of the vendor. The sitting Justice sustained the bill and the case comes before this court on appeal from his decree setting aside the conveyance and ordering the parties to do certain things necessary to restore them to their original positions.

The defendant, Joseph B. Woolf, owning, subject to mortgages aggregating $6,100, a double tenement house and lot on Washington Avenue in Portland, placed it in the hands of real estate agents for sale. The plaintiff, Leo…