Carlson v. Williams

We find, on examination of the respective briefs, that plaintiffs have fairly and concisely stated the facts necessary to comprehensive understanding of that which is before us. Their statement follows:

“Plaintiffs and appellees, the Carlsons, alleged in their bill that in the year 1927 they became the owners in fee of 2 pieces of property described as lots 278 and 280, Silver Springs Lake Estates. They

■ acquired lot 280 from the platter, Margaret S. Cur-tiss, and lot 278 the same year from one Rex W. Beardsley, who acquired the same from Margaret S. Curtiss, the platter.

“The bill alleges that…