Gallion v. M'Caslin
Indiana Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Franklin Circuit Court. — This was a suit in equity to obtain the legal title to a lot^i Brookville (1).
1Opinion of the CourtBlackford, J.
There is much difficulty in understanding this cause from a view of the record. The answer cannot be reconciled with the depositions, and the depositions themselves are at variance with each other. The following, however, is believed tobe a correct state of the case. In March, 1816, Henry M'Caslin purchased a town lot in Brookville from Thomas Clark for a valuable consideration; a penal bond was given by Clark, conditioned for the execution of a deed a short time afterwards; and the purchaser entered into possession. About a year after M’Caslin’s purchase and possession, Nathan D. Gallion…
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