Elwood Trust Co. v. Fritz
Indiana Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtTownsend, J.
Appellees Jefferson M. Fritz and William F. Small were to some extent dealing in farms during the year 1916. They owned a fifty-acre tract in '.Madison county, Indiana, the legal title being in Mr. . Fritz. Appellant Cooper owned a 160-acre tract in *59Pulaski county, Indiana. They agreed to trade with Cooper and to give him $1,557 to boot. Both farms were subject to mortgage. Cooper engaged a lawyer in Elwood, Indiana, to close the transaction. Small and Fritz went to this lawyer’s office.
Appellees Jefferson M. Fritz and Caroline Fritz'were owners as tenants by entireties of a twenty-two-acre…
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