Roszell v. Roszell

Zollars, J. —

While in the army during the late war, appellee contracted for the purchase of the real estate in controversy in this action. Before his return, it was deeded to *78his then infant son, appellant. In 1877, appellee claiming that the property belonged to him, and that the conveyance to the son had been made by mistake, brought an action to recover the property and to have the title quieted in him.

A guardian ad litem was appointed for appellant, and such proceedings were had that a commissioner was appointed to convey the legal title to ajípellee. The commissioner made a deed which…