This action was brought to set aside certain conveyances made by the plaintiff to the defendant, to rescind the record acceptance of a deed to certain property conveyed by defendant to plaintiff, and for other equitable relief. The court below entered a decree in favor of the plaintiff, conditioned upon the payment of the sum of $1,250 into the registry of the court by the plaintiff for the use and benefit of defendant. Clarke has appealed from all of the decree, and Barnard has appealed from that part of the decree awarding Clarke a judgment in the sum of $1,250. The transaction leading up to the suit between the parties is so intricate and involved that it would serve no useful purpose to detail the facts. An epitomization of the briefs filed by counsel would go far beyond the limits of any of our written opinions. Various grounds are urged for the setting aside of the conveyances and restoring the
We think the decree of the trial judge is as nearly right as it is possible for any court to render, considering the mystifying tangle of fact into which the parties to this action involved themselves.
The judgment of the lower court is affirmed.