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· 5/7/1898

Vermont Loan & Trust Co. v. Cardin

Citations

  • 19 Wash. 304
  • 53 P. 164
  • 1898 Wash. LEXIS 367

Syllabus

<p>TENANCY IN COMMON — REPLEVIN.</p> <p>A surrender of mortgaged community realty to the mortgagee by the father alone would not affect the title of the children in the share inherited by them from their mother, and could give the mortgagee no better title than that of a tenant in common with the children.</p> <p>A tenant in common cannot maintain an independent action of replevin for the recovery of grain raised by the tenants and in the possession of third persons.</p>

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