Strong v. Clem
Indiana Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Kosciusko Court of Common Pleas.
1Opinion of the CourtPerkins, J.
Suit for partition of certain real estate. The suit is by Benjamin F. Strong against John Clem.
The plaintiff alleges, in his complaint, that he is the owner in fee of one-third of the land in question, and that said Clem is the owner in fee of the other two-thirds.
The defendant answers that he is. the owner in fee of the whole of said lands, and that the plaintiff is not the *38.owner of one-third. The defendant alleges that in 1844 the land was owned by one Jones, a married man; and that, in the year aforesaid, Jones conveyed the land to one Parry, his wife not joining in the deed; that after…
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2Cases cited2 opinions
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