Doan v. Doan
Oregon Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtLusk, J.
This is a suit for partition of real property and an accounting of the rents and profits thereof.
The court entered a decree as follows: defendants were permitted to borrow money on the real property in question and to pay into the registry of the court from the proceeds of the loan a sum sufficient to satisfy plaintiff’s claims. These were fixed at $9191, representing plaintiff’s interest in the freehold, roughly one-third of the total value of the property, and $1485 with interest, the amount of an indebtedness owing by defendants to the plaintiff. Upon full payment of her claims plaintiff…
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