Rogers v. Manley
Supreme Court of Minnesota
Ejectment for land in Anoka county, brought in the district court for that county, and tried before Lochren, J., (a jury being waived,) who ordered judgment for defendants. The plaintiff appeals from an order refusing a new trial.
1Opinion of the CourtDickinson, J.
Prior to July 10, 1880, the title to the land which is the subject of this action was in Charles Y. Rogers. Both parties *404claim to have derived title by deed from him, — the defendants, under a deed executed, July 10, 1880, and recorded in the following month; the plaintiff, by deed to him from the same grantor in 1887. The issue in the case is as to whether the deed of July, 1880, was executed by Charles Y. Rogers, or was a forgery. The court, trying the. case without a jury, found in favor of the genuineness of that deed. It is now claimed that this was not justified by the evidence.
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