Johnson v. Johnson

This case comes up on exceptions from a special Court of Common Pleas. -The action is trespass and ejectment for the reeoyery of a tenement let. On trial it appeared that the plaintiff and defendant were mother and son, and that, a little more than two years before the commencement of the action, the premises in suit were bought by the son in the name of the mother and paid for out of funds standing in her name, the deed being taken in her name. It also appeared that the mother had been left a widow when the son was a mere boy, and that the two bad lived together; that the son had married,…