Legal Opinion
Booram v. Day
Indiana Supreme Court
Decided February 19, 1940No. 27,343PublishedCited by 8 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtFansler, J.
William H. Bennett was the owner of a certain piece of real estate upon which there was a mortgage in favor of the Anderson Loan Association. He was indebted to the appellee William L. Day. He executed and delivered to the appellee Day a warranty deed, conveying the title to said real estate upon the agreement, which was not set out in the conveyance, that, if his indebtedness to Day was paid within a year, the real estate was to be reconveyed. Thereafter the appellant Booram, an attorney at law, brought an action on behalf of Bennett to have the deed to Day declared to be a mortgage, and…
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