Rowe v. Beckett
Indiana Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Delaware Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtGregory, J.
Suit by the appellants against the appellees to “ recover real property.” The complaint avers that the plaintiffs “are the owners in fee simple and entitled to the possession” of the land in controversy; and that the defendants hold possession of the same without right.
The defendants answered by the general denial. Beckett answered, that he was the owner of the land, setting forth a deed of conveyance thereof from Thomas Corwin and Thomas J. Sample to James Sample, and a deed frqm the latter to Beckett. Tire deed from Corwin and Sample to James Sample was a conveyance made under a power…
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