Bellin v. Bloom

The appellant is the daughter of appellees. She began this action to quiet title to, and for possession of, certain real estate which-had been conveyed to her by the áppellees who held it as tenants by the entireties.

Isaac Bloom answered in general denial, and' filed a ■ cross-complaint in two paragraphs against the plaintiff and the defendant, Fannie Bloom, his wife. By the first paragraph of cross-complaint he sought to quiet title in himself and his wife, Fannie. In the second paragraph of cross-complaint it is alleged that he and his wife executed a deed to the real estate to their…