Ingram v. . Easley

Counsel for the plaintiff earnestly insists that the record fails to disclose that the deed from Crutchfield to Ingram was offered in evidence and therefore it should not be considered by the Court. This deed appears in the case agreed, signed by them. The stipulation of facts makes reference thereto. Furthermore, this deed is the source of the title to which plaintiff makes claim. No reason why it should be disregarded is made to appear.

They further contend that while the record discloses that in 1928 Mildred S. Ingram acquired title to the lot conveyed to Crutchfield in exchange for the…