Stephen Johnson Field,
Allen v. Withrow — Opinion of the Court
“ It is difficult to believe that a claim for property, estimated at the time to be worth $40,000, would have received recognition from one who, if the claim was fraudulent, knew it to be so. On the contrary, we should expect that it would meet with instant and indignant repudiation. But if we admit the statement of the complainants as to the alleged promise of Tracey to give his interest in the property of the land company to Mrs. Allen, and as to the execution of the two deeds,-the one in blank and the one to Withrow,-there is no case shown for the relief prayed by the bill. ”
