Stuckman v. Roose

The questions in this case arise upon special findings of fact and conclusions of law stated by the lower court, the substance of which findings and conclusions is as follows: In May, 1892, the appellee, Myron E. Meader, owned a set of abstract books *401and certain office fixtures, all of which he then sold to the appellee, Wilson Roose, and took the latter’s notes for $1,800.00, secured by mortgage on said property, which mortgage was duly recorded on the day of its execution. In December, 1892, said Roose sold to the appellee, Sims, the undivided one-half of said property and of his law…