Daniel Martin Berry v. State Indiana

Plaintiff-appellee Whitlock brought his action to quiet the title to certain real estate which had been owned by the defendant Eleanor A. Bowman, who had, while such owner, executed her mortgage on said real estate to Mary L. Shigley, defendant-appellant herein. Appellant was made party-defendant as the lien of her mortgage, which had not been paid, was a cloud on the title to appellees real estate. Trial was to the court, which after hearing the evidence, granted judgment for the plaintiff-appellee, decreeing that he was the owner of said real estate and that appellants claim thereto was without right and unfounded and that plaintiffs title was thereby quieted.