Adams v. Davies

LARSON, Chief Justice.

While the factual situation involved is rather complex, there is but one question presented on this appeal.

In February, 1933, Charles Adams, and Lillian Taylor, plaintiffs, and Florence Davies, brother and sisters, were owners, as tenants in common of the lands involved in this action, subject to a mortgage held by defendant Frederick W. Davies, husband of Florence. The Davieses were occupying the premises as tenants. In February of that year Davies brought suit, designated as No. 51032, against the aforementioned owners, to foreclose his mortgage. Adams and Taylor…