...scheme.' 2 Pom. Eq. Jur. § 921. It was said in Glass v. Hulburt, 102 Mass. 24, 35, 3 Am. Rep. 418: 'The fraud most commonly treated as taking an agreement...which consists in setting up the statute against its enforcement, after the other party has been induced to make expenditures, or a change of situation...

...scheme." 2 Pom. Eq. JUT. § 921. It was said in Glass v. Hulbert, 102 Mass. 24, 35, 3 Am. Rep. 418: "The fraud most commonly treated as taking an agreement...statute of frauds Is that which consists in setting tip the statute against its enforcement, after the other party has been Induced to make expenditures,...

...this statute. The law on this point is well stated by Wells, J , in Glass v. Hulburt, 34,35, supra. ''The fraud most commonly treated as taking an agreement...expenditures, or a change of situation in regard to the subject-matter of the agreement, or upon the supposition that it was to be carried into execution,...

...other party to set up its invalidity, equity •will make the case an exception to the statute. After a party has been induced to make expenditures, or a change of situation, in regard to the subject-matter of the agreement, or upon the supposition that it was to be carried into execution,...

...performance, is that which consists in setting up the statute against the performance, after the purchaser has been induced to make expenditures, or a change of situation in regard to the subject-matter of the agreement upon the supposition that it was to be carried into execution, and...

...general head of equity jurisdiction, viz., fraud, the Supreme Court of Massachusetts, by Wells, J., says: "The fraud most commonly treated, as taking an agreement...expenditures, or a change of situation in regard to the subject-matter of the agreement, or upon and consent of the defendant, entered into articles with a...

...40, 65. Manser v. Back, 6 Hare, 443. Clarke v. Grant, 14 Ves. 519. Clinan v. Cook, 1 Sch. &. Lef. 22. The fraud most commonly treated as taking an agreement...which consists in setting up the statute against its penormance, after the other parly has been induced to make expenditures, or a change of situation in...

...448a, pp. 557, 571. "The fraud," says Judge Wells in Glass v. Hulbert, 102 Mass. 24, 3 Am. Rep. 418, "most commonly treated as taking an agreement out...in regard to the subject matter of the agreement, .... so that the refusal to complete the execution of the agreement is not merely a denial of rights...

...9, 5 SE 297, 299. p. 571, § 448a. 'The fraud,' says Judge Wells in Glass v. Hulbert, 102 Mass. 24, 'most commonly treated as taking an agreement out...in regard to the subject matter of the agreement, * * * so that the refusal to complete the execution of the agreement is not merely a denial of rights...

...cited.]" In the same opinion the court quoted with approval the following from Glass v. Hulbert, 102 Mass. 35 : "The fraud most commonly treated as taking an...setting up the statute against its performance, after tjie other party has been induced to make expenditures, or a change of situation School District v....