Lisloff v. Hart
Mississippi Supreme Court
On appeal from the northern district chancery court at Car-rollton ; Hon. Henry Dickinson, vice-chancellor. In 1846, I. H. Hanah was the owner of certain land; in February, 1846, Hanah and wife sold and conveyed said tract of land to Charles Lisloff, Jr., for the price of $850; the deed was duly executed, acknowledged, and delivered.
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On appeal from the northern district chancery court at Car-rollton ; Hon. Henry Dickinson, vice-chancellor. In 1846, I. H. Hanah was the owner of certain land; in February, 1846, Hanah and wife sold and conveyed said tract of land to Charles Lisloff, Jr., for the price of $850; the deed was duly executed, acknowledged, and delivered. On the 15th day of March, 1848, said Hanah and wife executed a deed to Charles Lisloff, Sen., for the same land, which deed is antedated, and upon its face appears to have been made in February, 1846; and Osburn, one of the defendants, had full notice of the…
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Yerger
In 1846, Philip Lisloff contracted for the purchase of a tract of land situated in Carroll county, from Isaac H. Hanah, and on the payment of the purchase-money by him, Hanah, at his request and direction, conveyed the land by deed in fee-simple to his son, Charles Lisloff, Jr. Subsequently, in 1848, Hanah; at the request of Philip Lisloff, made another deed, by which he conveyed the land to Charles Lisloff, Sen., a brother of Philip, antedating this''deed of the year 1846, and the deed to Charles Lisloff, Jr. was then destroyed. Charles Lisloff, Sen., afterwards, at the request of Philip,…
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