Gibbs v. Meserve

It appearing from the answers and proofs that the defendant Buschwah was a bona fide purchaser of the lots in question, without notice that defendant in error claimed any interest therein, the case was narrowed down upon the hearing, to a mere question of accounting by Gibbs, as to the amount of money loaned by him to defendant in error, and the amount received by him on the sale of the lots. His business dealings with her seem to have been conducted in a very careless, slovenly way, advancing money in small sums from time to time, sometimes taking notes but oftener not, sometimes paying the…