Conover v. Palmer
New York Supreme Court
Action to have a deed absolute in form declared a mortgage and for an accounting.
1Opinion of the CourtStapleton, J.
In November, 1886, plaintiff, Alfred Con-over, her husband, and one Jacob P. Snyder, executed and delivered to James W. Elwell a deed of real estate situated in Atlantic City, county of Atlantic, State of New Jersey. Jacob P. Snyder (who was a tenant in common with the plaintiff in the ownership of the property described in the deed and other premises) and the plaintiff, at or about the same time, actually partitioned their holdings; and, in execution of that purpose, Snyder joined in the deed above mentioned; and he has, therefore, no interest in the nature or effect of that instrument.
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