Sachs v. Walsh

In a dispute which arose between William A. Wilson and William S. Wilson (the latter being a son of the former and a claimant herein) concerning real property, William S. Wilson gave to his father, February 11, 1897, a power of attorney of the widest scope and ■ irrevocable by its terms. The father conveyed the property March 1, 1897, to the claimant ¡Nicholas Boch, and about the same time the latter executed and delivered to the former an agreement in which Boch declares that he holds the property so conveyed to him in trust for William A. Wilson, his heirs, administrators and assigns, for…