Bothe v. Gleason
Supreme Court of Arkansas
Appeal from Arkansas Chancery Court; John M. Elliott, Chancellor; 1. The wife was not a necessary party to the suit. She had no dower right nor right to redeem. 14 N. E. 901-3; 13 Id. 246; 106 Ark. 79, 83; 66 Id. 49a; 107 Id. 40; 25 Id. 52-59; 29 Id. 591-6; 39 Cyc. 1859-60; 17 So. 45; 82 N. W. 892; 2 Am. Rep. 303; 76 N. E. 350-2; 2 Ohio C. C. 70; 50 N. E. 933-5; 69 Id. 523-6; 81 Am. Dec. 242; 15 Pet. 21; 22 Oh.
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Appeal from Arkansas Chancery Court; John M. Elliott, Chancellor; 1. The wife was not a necessary party to the suit. She had no dower right nor right to redeem. 14 N. E. 901-3; 13 Id. 246; 106 Ark. 79, 83; 66 Id. 49a; 107 Id. 40; 25 Id. 52-59; 29 Id. 591-6; 39 Cyc. 1859-60; 17 So. 45; 82 N. W. 892; 2 Am. Rep. 303; 76 N. E. 350-2; 2 Ohio C. C. 70; 50 N. E. 933-5; 69 Id. 523-6; 81 Am. Dec. 242; 15 Pet. 21; 22 Oh. St. 435; 66 N. E. 245, 547; 185 S. W. 1000; 60 Ark. 180. 1. The wife had the right to redeem — she was a necessary party. Wiltsie on-Mortg. Forecl., § 155; lb. 156; 4 L. R. A. 606; 20…
1Opinion of the CourtMcCulloch, C. J.
Appellant was the-purchaser of the lands in controversy at a judicial salé, and appeals from the decree of the court permitting the wife of one of the defendants in the suit in which the original decree was rendered to redeem. The original suit was instituted by C. F. Prang against certain partieSj including John C. Gleason, the husband of appellee, Edith O. Gleason, to foreclose a vendor’s lien on the lands in controversy. The chancery court granted the relief and entered a decree ascertaining the amount of the indebtednness due as purchase price of the land and ordered the land sold by a…
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