Barbour v. Williams

Complainants were the minor devisees under the will of Louisa Crump, their grandmother. The-lands here involved were foreclosed under a deed of trust executed under court decree by Clarence Perry, guardian of said minors, to discharge a pre-existing deed of trust given by Louisa Crump. At the foreclosure sale in 1929, appellant became the purchaser and took possession under trustee’s deed. Such possession had' continued for a period just three days short of ten years before bill herein was filed. Complainants alleged certain irregularities in connection with the administration and…