Sooner v. Goetze

Action to cancel a note and mortgage made by the plaintiffs to the defendants upon the ground that it was never delivered. There were findings for the plaintiffs. The defendants appeal from the order denying their motion for a new trial.

On April 1,1927, the plaintiff M. Addie Sonner was the owner of a lot in Minneapolis subject to a mortgage to one Burrill, upon which there was $2,500 due. P. J. Sonner was her husband. One John A. Lane had attended to the property of the plaintiffs and had advanced money in payments on the mortgage and matters incidental thereto. In the early part of 1927 the…