A married woman is not estopped to claim the proceeds of timber sold from her separate estate by her husband acting as her agent, attached by trustee process as her husband's property, when neither she nor her husband has been guilty of any actual or intentional fraud or misrepresentation.
CLARK, J.
Unaided by brief or argument from the plaintiffs' counsel, we are unable to discover any error of law in this case. Horn v. Cole, 51 N.H. 287; Stevens v. Dennett, ib. 324, 333.
Exceptions overruled.
STANLEY, J., did not sit: the others concurred.