Opinion
April 30, 1956.
May 21, 1956.
Appeals — Review — Decree in equity — Findings of court below.
In this appeal from a decree in equity in which it appeared that the court's findings and conclusions were justified by the evidence, it was Held that the decree should be affirmed.
Before STERN, C. J., JONES, BELL, CHIDSEY, MUSMANNO and ARNOLD, JJ.
Appeal, No. 41, Jan. T., 1956, from decree of Court of Common Pleas of Northampton County, April T., 1953, No. 4, in Equity, in case of Lillian A. Bowman v. Paul E. Bowman. Decree affirmed.
Equity. Before WOODRING, J.
Adjudication filed finding for plaintiff; exceptions to adjudication dismissed and final decree entered. Defendant appealed.
Milton J. Goodman, for appellant.
Lewis R. Long, with him Philip J. Gahagan, for appellee.
Plaintiff-wife brought a complaint in equity to compel reconveyance of certain real estate which her husband had conveyed to his son (by a former marriage). The lower court found that the deeds, although dated prior to marriage, were actually executed and delivered after marriage and thus were in fraud of plaintiff's marital rights. The court's findings and conclusions were justified by the evidence.
Decree affirmed at appellant's costs.