Arias v. Springer

BRICE, Justice.

The two cases were consolidated for the purpose of taking testimony, as the greater part of the evidence is pertinent to both cases.

A decree was entered by the district court in each case, canceling a deed because the grantor’s signature thereon (ostensibly that of Mary de Romero) was a forgery.

The principal question is one of procedure brought about by an application of the defendants (appellees here), filed in due time, to set aside this decree.

After the parties had concluded the introduction of testimony at the original hearing; the district court decided that the alleged…