Crossley v. Hartman

This case comes before us on an agreed statement of facts, as permitted by Maryland Rule 828 g. 1 If the appellants’ brief contains a statement of facts which the appellees accept as accurate and sufficient, no evidence in appellants’ appendix and no record references are necessary. Naughton v. Paul Jones & Co., 190 Md. 599, 59 A. 2d 496 (1948).

For purposes of this opinion, we have adopted the agreed statements of facts:

That prior to May 1964, Emma S. Hartman, as surviving joint tenant, was the fee simple owner of a tract of land con taining about 0.41 acres on the South side of State Route…