Heighe v. Evans

In 1916 John A. Evans owned a lot of land binding on the Susquehanna River in Havre de Grace, Maryland, which was subsequently transferred to- one Philip Eckells, and by him to J. M. Stengel. In October, 1930, John A. Evans, his son, John C. Evans, and Norah Bouldin bought it from Stengel; but for reasons not disclosed, John A. Evans had the title conveyed to James J. Richardson and his wife, who was Evans’ daughter. The property cost $4,800, of which John A. Evans paid in cash $1,500, John C. Evans' $250 or $300, Norah Bouldin, $1,000, and the balance of $2,000 was raised by a mortgage on…