Gale v. Parks
Indiana Supreme Court
Erom the Noble Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtBiddle, J.
Complaint by appellee against the appellant, in two paragraphs.
The first paragraph is generally for the use and occupation of certain lands.
The second paragraph avers a decree of foreclosure of a *118mortgage, in favor of the appellee and against the appellant, upon the lands alleged to have been occupied, a sale under the decree to the appellee, certificate of purchase, failure by the appellant to redeem, and a sheriff’s deed to the appellee.
A demurrer, alleging the insufficiency of the facts stated, was overruled to the second paragraph of the complaint, and exception reserved.
Answer in general…
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