Cornell v. Conine-Eaton Lumber Co.

This was a suit brought in equity by appellant against appellees to remove a cloud upon the title of plaintiff to a certain building lot in the city of Denver.

Prior to June 5, 1893, William Noltie was the owner of the lot, and very shortly before that date conveyed it without consideration to Morgan Price, for the purpose of having Price secure a loan upon it for the use and benefit of Noltie, so that the name of the latter would not appear in the transaction. On the 5th of June, 1893, Price borrowed from The Sprague Investment Company $2,500, made his note payable to the company, and…