United States v. Grover
District Court, N.D. California
In Equity. Suit by the United States against "Harry M. Grover and William Barklage. On exceptions to master’s report. Exceptions sustained.
1Opinion of the Court
VAN FLEET, District Judge.
This is a bill by the government te cancel the patent to a parcel of public land. The defendant William Barklage held a mortgage on the premises, executed by Grover, the patentee, after receipt of final certificate, but before patent, and he filed an answer in which- he set up his rights under his mortgage, claiming as an innocent purchaser. He died pending tlie suit and before trial; but the government by bill of revivor brought in those succeeding to his rights, and made them defendants. After the appointment of Barklage’s executors, the latter, who were his…
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