Worthy v. . Shields

The plaintiff asserts title to the land described in the complaint, and demands the recovery of possession and damages for the wrongful withholding by the defendants. He also alleges that the defendants claim under a deed, in form and effect a mortgage (of which he annexes a copy), made by the former owner, D. R. McDonald, to the defendant A. R. McDonald, who, being a lunatic, is represented by his guardian, the defendant H. B. Shields, on February 11th, 1870, by virtue of which the mortgagee entered upon the premises, and from the value of the use and occupation as rents has received a…