Hardin v. Wolf
Illinois Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice DeYoung
Mark Hardin on April 27, 1923, filed a bill for partition in the superior court of Cook county against Mary J. Wolf, John J. Wolf, her husband, and James E. O’Brien, in which it is alleged that on September 27, 1916, James C. Byrne, a bachelor, conveyed to Hardin and Mary J. Wolf, his daughter, as joint tenants and not as tenants in common, a certain lot in the city of Chicago; that the lot is improved by a two-story brick building, which contains a store and undertaking room on the first floor and an apartment above, occupied by Hardin and Mrs. Wolf; that they, as joint tenants, are the…
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