Lancaster v. Daniel

An action was instituted to cancel, as a cloud on title, a duly recorded bond for title and a deed in pursuance thereof, purporting to have been executed by the plaintiff to the defendant on consideration of seven hundred dollars; and for other relief. It was alleged in the petition that the plaintiff owned the property in virtue of a sheriff’s deed executed in pursuance of a sale under a judgment in lier favor against a third person, that she had not individually executed the bond for title and deed, or authorized any one else to do so, and that those instruments were forgeries. The answer…