Springer v. Springer

The Reverend Thomas L. Springer, a Presbyterian minister, one of the appellees in this case, with his wife and family, in or about September, 1905, moved into a house, known as 601 East 34th Street in Baltimore, the leasehold in which had been conveyed by Clarence W. Homer to- James L. Springer, a son of the appellee®, and one of the appellants, and the appellees have continued to occupy the house since that time. In 1911 the reversion in the property was conveyed to James L. Springer, who- borrowed the money to pay for it on a mortgage to the Institute Perpetual Building and Loan…