Maxwell v. Sullivan

This case had its origin in the case entitled Sullivan, et al., v. Thum, et ux., 101 Fla. 1412, 136 So. 439, in which the Thums foreclosed their mortgage against the property in question then owned by the Sullivans.

The above mentioned A. C. Thum and Minnie Grace Thum, his wife, bought in the property at the foreclosure sale and received a master’s deed, but due to domestic troubles, A. C. Thum made a settlement with his wife, Minnie Grace Thum, concerning this and other property as a result of which he and his wife conveyed the premises in fee simple by warranty deed to his brother, William…