Shirk v. Stafford
Indiana Court of Appeals
Prom Rush Circuit Court; Douglas Morris, Judge. Action by Nannie R. Shirk against Frank M. Stafford. From a judgment for defendant, plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtRoby, J.
The trial court made a special finding of facts. It appears therefrom that the appellant was at the time of the trial, and had been for twenty-two years prior thereto, a married woman. On January 18, 1897, she was tbe owner in fee of a tract of land situate in Fayette county and particularly described in the finding. On such day she and the appellee entered into a written contract, in terms as follows: “Connersville, Indiana, January 18, 1897. This contract by and between N. R. Shirk and F. M. Stafford, witnesseth, that said Shirk has this day sold her ninety-acre tract of land, situate in…
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