Little v. Mundell
Indiana Court of Appeals
Prom Hamilton Circuit Court;' Dan Waugh, Special Judge. Action by Yern‘ T. Mundell against John Mundell and others to foreclose a mortgage, in which John H. Little and Hannah E. Little, his wife, and certain attachment creditors of John H. Little filed cross-complaints asserting title in themselves respectively to the land involved. Prom the judgment rendered, Hannah E. Little and others appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtHottel, J.
The facts controlling the questions presented by this appeal, as found by the trial court, are in substance *229as follows: On June 13,1907, John II. Little was the owner in fee of a 40-aere tract and a 7-aere tract of real estate in Hamilton County, Indiana. On that day he and his wife, Hannah E. Little, one of the appellants, joined in the execution of a mortgage on said real estate to the Wain-, wright Trust Company to secure a note of $1,500, and interest notes, all executed hy John H. Little. This mortgage was recorded, and on August 12, 1910, was assigned of record to appellee, Vern T.…
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