Guy v. Barnes
Indiana Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Morgan Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtRay, J.
The appellee brought her action for the possessiou of certain real estate. A copy of a lease, by virtue of which appellee claimed possession, was filed with the complaint, and it was charged that the appellant had forcibly taken possession of the property leased. The descriptive portion of the lease is as follows: “ Sixty acres of land, north of the state road leading from Martinsville to Gosport, three-quarters of a mile north of Anderson Thompson's residence, the west end of one hundred and twenty acres.” The complaint alleged that the land, described accurately in the complaint, was the…
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