Quillen v. Schimpf

The defendants assert that the plaintiff abandoned his possession of the real property involved herein. There is some evidence tending to show that the plaintiff had ceased to reside in the dwelling house situate upon the premises. However, to reach the verdict rendered, the jury must have found, and the record abundantly shows, that the premises were never abandoned by the plaintiff. While the plaintiff was in the state of Washington where he had gone for the purpose of earning support for his children and reducing his indebtedness to the defendants on account of the contract of sale and…