PER CURIAM.
The only question involved upon this appeal is whether it was "clearly erroneous" for the judge to infer from the stipulated facts that the plaintiff's wife understood that she should use a part of the money which her husband gave her, to buy his securities. If that inference was permissible, she received it upon a trust so to use it, and the transfer of the securities was without consideration: i. e., it was a gift.
It was stipulated that, if...
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