Reeve v. Bonwill
Court of Chancery of Delaware
Bill for an injunction.—The bill was filed by the grantors in a deed of trust, dated February 22, 1873, and sought to enjoin the trustees named in the deed from proceeding further in the execution of the trusts thereunder, and to avoid! the deed. The questions presented and the facts connected therewith are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
The Ciiancelloe.
A preliminary injunction liad been awarded June 6, 1873, restraining the defendants from proceeding any further in the execution of a trust purporting to have been conferred upon them by a certain deed of trust bearing date February 22, 1873.
The reasons assigned by the complainant in support of the preliminary injunction were, in substance, that the said Reeve, at the time of making and executing the paper writing purporting to be a deed, was sick and weak in body and mind; and that he had no recollection of making and executing the said deed, and was incapable of…
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