22 Iowa 427 | Iowa | 1867
The witnesses seem to be candid, unbiased and intelligent. There is no conflict, but without hesitation or doubt, they detail clearly and with great consistency, the transaction as it took place; fully and completely sustaining plaintiffs’ case. The conversations were not loose and random, but it was deliberately understood, when the guardian handed the money to the father, and when the father bought the land, or handed the money to others to invest, that it belonged to the children, and was being invested for their use.' There is no testimony that he was then
If the plaintiffs are to be treated as holding (in equity)
Reversed.