Hyland v. Hyland
Oregon Supreme Court
Appeal from Lane county: E. S. Bean, judge. The respondent commenced suit in said court against the appellant to reform a deed to certain real property situated in said county.
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Appeal from Lane county: E. S. Bean, judge. The respondent commenced suit in said court against the appellant to reform a deed to certain real property situated in said county. She alleged in her complaint that on the twenty-seventh day of November, 1885, the appellant Benjamin Hyland, for a valuable consideration, paid him by the respondent, bargained and sold to the respondent the said real property consisting of 170 acres of land; that said appellant promised and agreed with her to execute a deed conveying to her said land during her natural life, and the remainder to her heirs and assigns…
1Opinion of the CourtThayer, C. J.
It appears from the evidence taken by the referee in this case that at the time of the execution of the deed by the appellant Benjamin Hyland to the respondent, the said parties were husband and wife, and had been such for nearly twenty years; that they had a family of children the fruits of their marriage; that the said appellant had had a former wife who had borne him several children, among whom was the appellant Amos D. Hyland, and that at the time of the execution of the deed by the said Benjamin Hyland to the said Amos D. Hyland, which was so executed November 10, 1887, a suit for a…
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