Wesner v. O'Brien
Supreme Court of Kansas
Error from Court of Appeals, Southern Department. The opinion herein, filed May 9, 1896, contains a sufficient statement of the case.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Johnston, J.: This was an action brought by Enoch O’Brien to recover from George D. Wesner a tract of land situate in Miami county and the rents and profits of the samé for a period of three years. Prior to June 18, 1875, the land was owned by O’Brien, and on that day, in a divorce proceeding brought by his wife, Annie O’Brien, it was decreed to her as alimony. Afterward, Annie O’Brien transferred the land to another, and Wesner derived his title from that source, and about three years before the commencement of *725the action he took possession of the…
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