LaPlante v. Lee
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Knox Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtWoods, J.
Action for partition of real estate. The ap*156pellant was the plaintiff and claimed to own the undivided two-thirds, deriving his title through a deed made by the administrator of the estate of Patrick Lee, and that the appellee owned the remainder as widow of the said. Patrick. The appellee answered'by a general denial.
The questions presented arise under the second specification of error — the overruling of the motion for a new trial.
The appellant insists first that, on the evidence, he was entitled to a verdict; but there are two reasons why he was not.
First. While he put in evidence a deed…
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