Gibson v. Edwards

LIVINGSTON, Justice.

The original bill of complaint, filed by Fred Edwards, an incompetent veteran, suing by his guardian, F. F. Forman, seeks to correct the description in a mortgage, and a foreclosure of the mortgage. Demurrers to the bill were overruled on April 7, 1942. Thereafter, Mae R. Gibson (respondent) answered the bill and made her answer a cross-bill, and prayed that said 'mortgage be declared null and void and a cloud on her title, and that it be delivered up for cancellation. It is not necessary to here state the facts relied upon for the relief prayed for in the cross-bill.

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