Thompson v. Denny
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtNichols, J.
— Action by appellant to terminate a trust, to quiet title, to recover possession of real estate and to account for the trust funds in the hands of the trustee.
There were four paragraphs of complaint, the first being a paragraph in the usual form to quiet title; the second averring that appellee, Austin F. Denny, has been in possession of the real estate described in the first paragraph for twelve years under an alleged trust set up in the codicil of the will of appellant’s mother, further averring that appellant is forty-five years of age, a married man, that his wife is fifty-three years of…
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