Sleeth v. Taylor
West Virginia Supreme Court
Appeal from Circuit Court, Randolph County. Suit by Mrs. W. H. Sleeth against S. J. Taylor and others, with cross-bills in the nature of original bills by Blake Taylor, B. W. Taylor and others, and A. F. Wilmoth against M. L. Taylor and others. Decrees for complainant and for cross-complainants B. W. Taylor and others, and M. L. Taylor and Lydia A. Taylor appeal.
1Opinion of the Court
POEFENBARGER, PRESIDENT :
Only a few of the many issues developed in this cause have been brought up by the appeal. They are limited to questions pertaining to the alleged dower right of Lydia A. Taylor, widow of the judgment debtor against whom the suit was instituted, and certain claims of right of subrogation, by Marvin L. Taylor, son of the judgment debtor and fraudulent grantee of a portion of his real estate. The decree setting aside the deed made to him by his father, entered October 18, 1915, was permitted to become unappealable by lapse of time, but the decree of October 19, 1916,…
2Cases cited14 opinions
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- Graham Grocery Co. v. ChaseWest Virginia Supreme Court · 1915
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