Robinson v. Clark
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
Bill in equity; heard on bill, answer and proofs. The opinion states the case, and the material facts as found by the court.
1Opinion of the CourtPeters, C. J.
The case comes up for a decision upon the facts, and the law and equity applicable thereto. In an examination of questions of fact, in cases at law or in equity, we do not feel at liberty to encumber legal opinions with much more than a statement of our conclusions from the facts, not detailing the facts themselves. The extended facts are not often useful as a precedent for any other case, and would occupy more space in a book of law cases than can be afforded to them.
The testimony shows the following statement to be true : The husband owned and possessed a homestead; deeded it to Eolsom,.…
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