Clawson v. Anderson

This suit, which began as an action of ejectment, was tried in equity after Shepard & Morse Lumber Company intervened by filing a suit to quiet title. Plaintiff appeals-from a decree quieting title in Donald and Elsie Anderson and granting other relief.

The series of transactions in the case date back to October 18, 1950, when Guy and Jessie Hendricks executed a mortgage on the property in question to Shepard & Morse Lumber Company, the intervenor. The mortgage recited that it was given to secure the payment of $15,000, the indebtedness- consisting of a note for $10,000 and “the further sum of…