Waters v. Massey-Harris Harvester Co.

The Harvester Company, a judgment creditor of Albert L. Waters, sued him and his wife to reform a deed executed by the latter to her husband, by showing the real estate intended to be conveyed, instead of that described in the deed, which description arose through a mutual mistake of the parties thereto. A demurrer to the complaint for want of facts was overruled. The defendants- elected to stand upon their demurrer and judgment was rendered against them and the deed reformed as prayed for in the complaint. This writ is prosecuted to review the ruling on demurrer and judgment of the lower…