Zulver v. Murray
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeal from the Circuit Court of Baltimore City (Stump, J.). Bill by Florence Murray against Isidor Zulver and Hilda Zulver, his wife, to establish a trust. From a decree for plaintiff, defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtStockbridge, J.
The outstanding fact in this ease is the guilelessness or carelessness of all the parties concerned in or connected with it. Mrs. Florence Murray lived at Yo-. 2003 MeCulloh Street, which she rented from Julius F. Diehl in December, 1917, and where she carried on a boarding house. Across the street Isidor ¡Zulver had a grocery store, at which Mrs. Murray was a customer. According to the testimony of Mrs. Murray, sometime in 1918 Mr. Zulver broached to her the subject of buying the house she occupied, saying in substance that he was willing to finance the deal and that she could continue to…
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