Jones v. Luing

The plaintiffs are brother and sister, and the children of Nancy Jones, deceased. They brought this action on two promissory notes, of $200 each, executed by the defendants Luing, and secured by a mortgage on real estate, which the intervener Bidgeway purchased of the Luings, assuming the payment of said notes. The intervener Anna Carver is the administratrix of the estate of Nancy Jones, and claims that the notes in suit are the property of said estate, while the plaintiffs claim that the notes were given to them by Nancy Jones some time before *277her death, and are still their property. The…