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Reports of Cases in the High Court of Chancery of Maryland 1846-1854
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130 HIGH COURT OF CHANCERY.
assignment to them having been accomplished, they are now to
be regarded, and did in fact become, trustees for the benefit of the
heirs of said Gibbons—that, nevertheless, on or about the 13th
of January, 1812, they entered into a bond of conveyance to a
certain William West, to convey to him said property for the
sum of $4000, payable, one-third in cash, and the residue in
six and twelve months, and did accordingly receive said pur-
chase money in full when due, and afterwards, in January, 1821,
conveyed the property to said West."
That by reason of these circumstances, the female complainant
became entitled to receive from Schwartze and McDonald said
sum of money, which, notwithstanding they have refused to
pay, and then the bill prays, that the parties may be compelled
to account and pay, and for general relief.
The answer of Schwartze admits that the defendant, McDon-
ald and himself, did lend to Gibbons the use of their names, to
enable him to purchase the property, and that the bond of con-
veyance was assigned to them by way of security, to indemnify
them against loss. And he insists that during the life of Gib-
bons, and after his death, he paid large sums of money for debts
contracted by him for the purchase of the property, and for
other purposes.
He denies that the bond of conveyance from Corry was as-
signed to him and his co-defendant, for the purpose of paying
the debts of said Gibbons from the rents and profits; and he
avers, that Gibbons occupied the property until his death, and
that his widow and children resided thereon, from the time of
hw death until the time of the sale thereof. He admits the
eale to West as charged, but insists that he advanced and paid
more money for Gibbons than he received from West, and he
pleads and relies upon the statute of limitations as a defence to
the bill.
. The answer of the executor of McDonald, admits the execu-
tion of the deed of the 15th of March, 1811, from Corry to
Schwartze and his testator, and that they on the 13th of Janu-
ary, 1812, executed a bond of conveyance to West, for the pro-
perty, and conveyed the same to him in January, 1821; but of

 
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