Currier v. Teske

Good, C.

This is an action in ejectment. The land in controversy originally belonged to Eugene R. Currier. In 1873 Currier conveyed the land by warranty deed directly to his wife, Mary J. Currier, for the nominal consideration of $1. Mrs. Currier and her husband then mortgaged the land to John Campbell. Shortly afterwards Mrs. Currier died intestate, leaving surviving her her husband and a son, Charles A. Currier, then about four years old, who is the plaintiff in this action. In 1881 the Campbell mortgage was foreclosed. In the foreclosure action Eugene R. Currier was made a defendant, but…