Conlon v. Marsh
New York Supreme Court
Action to have two assignments of dower adjudged to have been given as collateral for certain loans, since paid, surrendered up and canceled.
1Opinion of the CourtHotchkiss, J.
Mrs. Conion, the plaintiff, sues to have two assignments of dower (a) from her to defendant Marsh and (b) from Marsh to defendant Hosier, each absolute in form and dated November 22, 1909, adjudged to have been given by her to Hosier as collateral for certain loans, since paid, and to have the several instruments surrendered up and canceled. The voluminous testimony and exhibits disclose a farrago of chicane, fraud and perjury, involving not alone the acts of Mrs. Conlon and the defendant Hosier, but as well the professional conduct of three members of the bar. Because I am loathe to say…
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