Gage v. DuPuy

This hill was originally filed" by William Baker, against Henry H. Gage, to set aside certain tax deeds as clouds upon Baker’s title. Subsequently, George A. DuPuy filed a supplemental bill, alleging that after the filing of the original bill he purchased from Baker an undivided ||- of the property, which was conveyed to him by deed, and thereafter the suit was prosecuted in the joint names of Baker and DuPuy. Answers were filed, putting in issue the allegations of the bill and supplemental bill. On the hearing, the court decreed in favor of the complainants, from which Gage prosecutes this…