Jones v. Levi
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Huntington Circuit Court. •
1Opinion of the CourtNiblack, J.
— This action was commenced by Francis M. Jones and Richard H. F. LaFontaine as children and heirs, at law of Thomas LaFontaine, deceased, against Jacob Levi,, to establish a claim to lot No. 37 in Roche’s addition to the town, now city, of Huntington. Richard soon afterward died without issue, and the action was subsequently prosecuted in the joint names of his co-plaintiff and of his mother, Martha LaFontaine, the alleged widow of the said Thomas LaFontaine.
The complaint, as amended, was in three paragraphs. The first demanded the possession of two undivided third parts of the lot, and also…
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