Tremper v. Barton
Ohio Supreme Court
These two cases, involving in many respects similar principles, are bills of review reserved in Clermont county. The first is a bill seeking to review a decree, entered in the supreme court of Clermont county, at the.
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These two cases, involving in many respects similar principles, are bills of review reserved in Clermont county. The first is a bill seeking to review a decree, entered in the supreme court of Clermont county, at the. April term, 1887. The principal object of the original bill, which was filed by the present complainants together with others, against Edward Barton, jr., et al., was, to charge the said Edward Barton, jr., as holding certain lands described in the bill, in trust for Edward Barton, sen., and his heirs. The complainants were the children and heirs of the said Edward Barton, sen.,…
1Opinion of the CourtHitchcock, C. J.
The decree which is sought to be reviewed in this case, was rendered in eighteen hundred and thirty-seven — more than twelve years before the filing of the present bill. But still, the complainants being, as they say, infants at the time of the rendition of the decree, are, so far as any limitation is concerned, within time in filing this bill of review.
It appears further, from the bill of review, that the parties claiming interest in the tract of land in controversy,- and referred to in the original bill, have been entirely changed since the rendition of the original decree. At that time,…
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