Small v. Howland
Indiana Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Marion Circuit Court.
1Per curiam
This was a suit by the appellants to recover certain described lands, &c.
There were three paragraphs in the complaint, to-wit—
1. In the usual form prescribed by statute for the recovery of lands.
2. Based upon a title-bond given by John Smock to his daughter Leah Small, and alleging that since its execution Smock had died, and that neither he nor his heirs had executed a deed in pursuance of said bond; that Leah Small was also dead, and plaintiffs were her heirs and children, &c.
3. Setting forth the facts averred in the second paragraph, and alleging further that, in consequence of the…
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