Ashmead v. Reynolds
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Gibson Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtHoward, J.
This was an action by appellees against appellants, to set aside deeds and for partition of lands. It is here on appeal for the second time. Ashmead v. Reynolds, 127 Ind. 441. On the former trial there was a judgment for appellees, which was reversed on the appeal, for the reason that the original complaint did not allege a sufficient disaffirmance of the deeds.
On the return of the case for a re-trial, an amended complaint was filed in two paragraphs. The cause was tried by the court, and, at the request of appellants, the court found the facts specially, finding for appellees under the first…
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