Beason v. Duke
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
STAKELY, Justice.
By agreement of counsel made for the purpose of shortening the record, it appears that this suit originated in an ejectment suit brought by J. M. Duke and J. M. Duke, Jr., against L. L. Beason for the recovery of certain lands lying in St. Clair County. On the death of J. M. Duke the suit was revived as to deceased in the name of his heirs, J. M. Duke, Jr., and Russell Duke. J. M. Duke, Jr., and Russell Duke are the appellees here. The next proceedings appearing in the record is a bill of complaint filed in equity for the purpose of reforming a certain deed executed by Mrs.…
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