Jones v. Clark

Dorothy C. Clark, the widow of Count W. Clark, deceased, sued Albert W. Jones and wife, and Earl A. Jones, who was known as Elja Jones, for restitution of certain property sold the defendants Albert W. Jones and wife under an agreement dated May 24, 1963, and occupied by Elja Jones under a rental agreement, also asking $30 per month from Elja Jones for withholding possession since October, 1964.

The defendants cross-claimed, and on trial to the court, without jury, judgment was given plaintiff, and defendants’ cross-claim was denied. Defendants Albert W. Jones and his wife appealed.

Clark and…