Long v. Crosson
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Benton Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Mitchell, J. —
The following facts present the question for decision : Mattie Long, wife of James Long, being the owner in her own right of a certain lot in the town of Fowler, in Benton county, executed a deed, in which her busbaud joined, by which she conveyed the lot to John Dempsey for the nominal consideration of fifteen hundred dollars. Dempsey, on the same day, for a like consideration, conveyed the. property to James Long, husband of Mattie Long. There *4was no consideration actually paid or agreed to be paid for either of the foregoing conveyances, they having been made merely to invest…
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