Jackson v. Dallin
Utah Supreme Court
Appeal from Third District Court; Hon. F. G. Loofbourow, Judge. Action by Emily J. Jackson against Lydia A. Haslam Dalin and others -and the Tracy Loan & Trust Company, a corporation, in which 0. ■ W. Moyle intervened. From the judgment, the first named defendants, appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtStraup, C. J.
The plaintiff brought this action for partition of realty, two lots in.Salt Lake City, each 3x10 rods. The plaintiff had judgment, from which the defendants Lydia A. Haslam D al-lin, Edwin E. Haslam, and Edith Haslam Young appeal. These appellants and one John S. Haslam, brothers and sisters, were the owners of the lots, each owning an undivided one-fourth interest. The plaintiff was the wife of John S. Haslam. She commenced an action for divorce against him. Pending that action the appellants, John S. Haslam, and the plaintiff gave the trust company a mortgage for $350 on one of the lots to…
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