Snyder v. Studebaker
Indiana Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Wells Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
"Worden, J.
This was au action by Snyder against Studebaker, to recover possession of a certain tract of land. Judgment for the defendant.
The same question is presented by the pleadings and the evidence.
It appears that, in March, 1853, the plaintiff, who was . then the owner of the land, conveyed the same to the Fort Wayne and Southern Railroad Company, by deed, duly executed and delivered.
This conveyance was made on account of a stock subscription.
Afterward, in November, 1855, the railroad company, for a valuable consideration,, conveyed the premises to the' defendant.
The Fort Wayne and…
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