Wasson v. Hodshire
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Montgomery Circuit Court. .
1Opinion of the CourtNiblack, J.
This was a proceeding by James Wasson against Martha Hodshire to have a judgment declared satisfied, and to have satisfaction of such judgment accordingly entered.
The circuit court made a special finding of the facts, adjudged to have been satisfactorily proven, which may be briefly stated, as follows:
First. That, on the 7th day of May, 1872, the plaintiff and one John Wasson were the joint owners of a particularly described tract of land in Montgomery county,' estimated to contain one hundred and sixt)f acres.
*27Second. That, on that day, the plaintiff and the said John Wasson borrowed of the…
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