White v. Hildreth
Supreme Court of Vermont
Trustee Process. The facts in the case are sufficiently set forth in the opinion of the court. Thp county court, at the December Term, 1858, — Bennett, J., presiding, — adjudged the trustee liable, to which the trustee excepted.
1Opinion of the CourtBarrett, J.
The father of the defendant’s wife conveyed to her in 1844, a lot of land containing one hundred and eighteen acres, which was then worth two dollars per acre. Soon after this the defendant, with his wife and a family of small children, moved on to said land, and commenced clearing it up and erects ing buildings thereon. He and Ms family have resided there ever since. He has improved the premises in the ordinary course, so that now they have become a farm worth twelve hundred dollars. In May, 1847, the trustee, who is a son of the defendant, rented said farm of his mother and stipulated to…
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