Fisher v. Bylund
Utah Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
PRATT, Justice.
Thomas L. Fisher owned a bungalow in Bountiful, Utah. He conveyed it to one Apostolis, who in turn conveyed certain property to one Rasmussen, who in turn conveyed certain property in Westminster Heights, Salt Lake County, Utah, to Eric 0. Bylund.
Mr. Bylund owned a note and second mortgage executed by his son Leslie, one of the defendants herein, upon property called a dry farm, which the son had purchased from the father. Mr. Fisher would not accept this note and mortgage as his consideration for the transfer of the bungalow. At the request of his father, Leslie Bylund and his…
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