Kelly v. Griffin
Supreme Court of Alabama
Ejectment. Appeal from Dale Circuit Court. Heard before Hon. A. A. Evans. Ejectment by E. T. Kelly against Henry Griffin and another. Judgment for defendants and plaintiff appeals. — The proof showed that appellant paid the purchase money and was put in possession, and that appellee claimed under appellant, and hence, the court erred in giving the affirmative charge. —Sec. 4899, Code 1907. — No brief reached the Reporter.
1Opinion of the CourtMcCLELLAN, J.
— Ejectment by appellant against appellees. On September 4,1901, appellant filed his bill against H. L. Martin and others seeking the cancellation of certain mortgages executed by him, on the ground that they had been paid and satisfied, or, in the alternative, praying an accounting and redemption, if mistaken in the averment that the mortgages had been *310entirely satisfied. The respondents answered the bill, and Martin’s extended answer is, with appellant’s original bill, set ont in this bill of exceptions, having been admitted in evidence over appellant’s objection. The same lands were the…
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