Mitchell v. Brawley
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Huntington Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtMonks, J.
— This is an action for the possession of real estate, brought by appellee against appellant.
There was a special finding of the facts and conclusions of law stated by the court, to which exception was taken at the time.
The assignment of error calls in question the correctness of the conclusions of law.
*217The facts found by the court were substantially as follows:
That one Mitchell was the owner of a five acre tract of land in Huntington county; that in March, 1873, he conveyed 3j/q- acres off the north end of said tract to Jemima Van Dolson, which is designated as tract “B,” and the part retained…
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