Davis v. Wilson

Prior to December 1, 1942, plaintiff Glen Davis owned the three-hundred-forty-four-acre Cass county farm involved in this controversy. The farm consists of three tracts: two hundred'acres on which the buildings are situated, eighty acres east of the two hundred, and sixty-four acres which comer with the “eighty.” The two hundred acres, which Davis acquired March 1, 1929, for $30,000, were subject to a mortgage for $18,000 that was foreclosed in the fall of 1941. Execution sale was had on December 1, 1941, time for redemption expired, and sheriff’s deed was issued to Breece, the purchaser…