Alice B. Rich v. Isabella Hallman

TERRELL, J. -- The Appellant exhibited her bill of complaint in the Circuit Court of Dade Country praying for the cancellation of an assignment of a note and mortgage to the Appellee. Answer to the bill was duly entered, a General Master was appointed who took the testimony and made his finding to the effect that the assignment of the note and mortgage was made under misapprehension of delusion and was obtained under circumstances constituting fraud upon complainant, against which equity should grant relief. Exceptions to the master's report were sustained by the Chancellor and his final decree was entered holding the assignment to be valid and to be the voluntary act of the complainant. To that final decree this appeal was prosecuted.