Complex Insolvent Estate Dispute Over Land Title
The case centers on John M Nall and lands parcel No 18 and No 24 in the parish of Benurkey, with Bowerman Kerr and others claiming under Bowerman, while Brown and M Nall seek ownership. The court considers whether a 1839 indenture and subsequent insolvent trust arrangements created a valid transfer or if a misdescribed deed constitutes a mistake warranting relief. The judge discusses equity’s role in correcting deeds, possession evidence, and the effect of insolvency acts on the trust and title, with the hearing noting conflicting witness accounts and potential misstatement in the deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo
Aeresamt
Wat
Benurkey Pariah
Jike Sika
Fartian
Sama
Fiveuincipality
Sicharond
Ilsary
Boucher
Bowerman
Himelf
William Kear
Parion
John Nallsbove
William TV
Noli
Mosors
Ievice Ma Tun
Trum
Minell
Imolvint
Parsons
Cuninghame
Much
Charles Ryan
Matare
McNall Mn
Clealy
John Monell
John Brown
Harper
Henry Boucher Bowerman
Henry Bowerman
M‘nell
Cuninghacae
Mc Nall
Hr. B. Bowerman
FL Bowerman Wee Hieuraislay
Tab Bove
Ini Corry
Tvety
Harr Beacher
Bolzher
Peasesaion
Timmy
Mabj
Vubanks
John M'Nall
Morave Kianton
Foucher
Manton Alsimst
Ruren
Mr Rucker
Rucker
Manton
Charles Egan
Hanbury
Monte
Bunny
Aleg
Hantasy
Michie
W. Stephen
Brown
M'Nall
Messrs Carthr
Lawes
Ryan
Rochfort
Court of Equity
Tege
John M‘nuil
Shep Leib
Gateppel
Ung MA
Buch UW
John Smnall
John McNall
Tohn Mina
Laintiff
Ful McNall
Fon M
Eluining
Avidanen
M' Donald
Colin Coks Little
England
Juris
Stephan
Cngubhahie
Grurée Po
Bey
Browny
Bowermatt
Kerr
Claiam
Himaelf
Bowarman
John
Mallated
Sydney
Thorarty
Bydney
Ciappanry
Aland
Agein
Mamhall
Manneo
Belcher
Hiva
Belsher
Mnall
Tennage
Bath
Dutalin
Haines
M’nall
John M’nall
Penn Consigumen
Brews
Bala
John Mail
Epson
Sham
Sonvent
Bon
Acres
Jobe Brown
Thin Colony
Manton End Rusker