Fiscus v. Moore
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Decatur Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtMitchell, C. J.
— William Fiscus, late of Decatur county, died intestate, in February, 1885, leaving a widow and seven children to whom his real estate descended as tenants in common. After the death of the intestate Marion Fiscus, one of the heirs, who' was indebted to the estate in a large amount, executed a mortgage, on his individual interest, in certain real estate which he inherited from his father, to secure an individual debt due from him to William A. Moore, the latter having at the time full and complete notice of the debt due from the mortgagor to his father's estate. Subsequently the…
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