Estep v. Larsh
Indiana Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Putnam Common Pleas.
1Opinion of the CourtPerkins, J.
This suit is upon the same agreement and appraisement as the foregoing suit between the same parties, from the Wayne Circuit Court, and is for the second installment therein mentioned. The evidence in the record is contained in a bill of exceptions. We have carefully examined it. It makes this case:
Larsh and Estep were the joint owners of a saw mill, near Centerville, Wayne county, Indiana, and had been running the same some eight months or more. The mill had become old and out of repair, and they concluded to rebuild it. They also contemplated erecting a flouring mill in connection with the…
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