Wright Estates, Inc. Ex Rel. Bryan v. Germain
Supreme Court of Florida
1Opinion of the Court
ADAMS, J.:
Appellee procured a final judgment in ejectment. The basis of her claim arises out of these facts.
In 1934 Wright Estates, Inc., held a mortgage on eighty acres of land. Appellee was the mortgagor and in possession. Appellee claims that Wright Estates, Inc., orally agreed that if she would forbear to defend a suit to foreclose the mortgage, Wright Estates would buy in the property at master’s sale and deed to her the land now in suit. Thereupon appellee enclosed the land and claims that she has now acquired a title to same by adverse possession of more than seven years. The…
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