Collier v. Beers

Citations

• 106 Ill. 150
• 1883 Ill. LEXIS 153

Syllabus

<p>Laches—asserting a resulting trust. A bill filed by heirs eighteen years after their majority, to assert a resulting trust against real estate, on the ground that the same was bought with means derived from their father’s estate thirty years before, is subject to the defence of unreasonable delay, and laches, unless the delay is satisfactorily accounted .for.</p>