185 P. 906 | Or. | 1919
The testimony in this case consumes several hundred pages of the transcript, it is very contradictory and has been given the closest attention. A reproduction or analysis of it here would necessarily consume many pages in the reports with matter of no interest to anyone except the parties, and of no value to them, the general public, the profession, or the courts. No disputed question of law is involved.
As" between the Knights and the plaintiff, the case stands upon the same footing as if they were suing to compel plaintiff to specifically perform a parol contract for a gift of land. Such contract must be clearly and satisfactorily established: Thayer v. Thayer, 69 Or. 138 (138 Pac. 478), and cases there cited. See, also, Tonseth v. Larsen, 69 Or. 387 (138 Pac. 1080); Goff v. Kelsey, 78 Or. 337 (153 Pac. 103).