Hamilton v. Farmer
Supreme Court of Arkansas
1Opinion of the CourtMehaeey, J.
The appellant, A. J. Hamilton, purchased the land in controversy from Thomas Gr. Fdster and wife on October 21, 1918. Foster had acquired title to the lands from Henry A. Armour and wife, and A. J. Hamilton alleges in his suit that the warranty in said deed from Armour and wife was breached by a paramount outstanding title, held by Doss Pierce, one of the heirs at law of Gr. A. Crisler, and that plaintiff had been evicted by being compelled to pay Doss Pierce the sum of $233 and costs for his interest therein.
It was .alleged in Hamilton’s complaint that the estate of Foster, who had died, was…
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