Edendale Land Co. v. Cortelyou
Citations
- 103 Wash. 353
- 174 P. 445
- 1918 Wash. LEXIS 1066
Syllabus
<p>Cancellation of Instruments — Judgment — Relief Granted. In granting cancellation of deeds and rescission of a trade of properties, including much personal property, after the lapse of two years, during which changes occurred in the property and its market value, it is not error to refuse to decree a return of the personal property to the plaintiff, where there was no evidence upon which a fair valuation can he placed thereon; especially where there was such confusion in the pleadings that there was no- admission as to the present value of any of the personal property involved, and no evidence as to what personalty remained on the place and was covered hy the decree.</p>
Judges: Mitchell
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