Halliwill v. Weible

The cause of action is the partition of certain real estate in the Town of Granada. It was brought by plaintiff in error against Charles H. Weible, who disclaimed any interest in the premises, and thereupon, by proper pleadings, Wilson became the real defendant in the case; and, upon trial, judgment was entered in his favor. Wilson claimed to be the owner in fee, and entitled to possession of the premises, under and by virtue of a certain warranty deed, made, executed and delivered to him for a valuable consideration by the plaintiff and Charles H. Weible, who was then her husband, on or…