Zinn v. Hazlett

delitebed the opinion of the Couet.

The controversy in this case arose on the report of the administratrix of John A. Hazlett. Briefly stated, the material facts are as follows: In 1892, said Hazlett died intestate, owning lands in three different sections, aggregating 360 acres.

He had also the title to another tract of eighty acres, which he had sold on credit to one Eebecca George, to whom he had delivered a bond for a deed signed by himself and by his wife, the appellee, conditioned for a conveyance to said George on payment of the unpaid balance of §3,300. Shortly before his death, he and…