Beaver v. Irwin
Indiana Court of Appeals
From the Hamilton Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtReinhard, C. J.
The appellee sued and recovered of the appellant the value of two years’ rent of certain real estate. The court found specially that the plaintiff was the owner of five acres of this land, and that the rental value thereof for the two years was $32.10, and there was evidence fairly tending to sustain this finding. The court was, therefore, justified in allowing the appellee this item. The court allowed the appellee an additional item of $25, which, it is strenuously insisted, was wrong.
Besides the fee simple title to the five acres, the appellee at one time owned a life-interest of one-third…
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