Craft v. King

FOSTER, Justice.

The complainants filed a bill in equity for the purpose of having an exchange of real estate rescinded on account of fraud.

The respondents had conveyed to complainants a certain lot upon which they all thought there was situated a house in which, they lived. They had bought the lot with that understanding, and exchanged it to complainants with the same thought, and did not resist the rescission, as sought in the bill. In making the exchange respondents had paid complainants .$750 in cash, which they were due to account to respondents on such rescission. The court found that…