Reversed 1879

JAEGER v. MOORE

Supreme Court of the United States · May 5, 1879 · Docket No. 232

154 U.S. 641

Syllabus

JAEGER v. MOORE. APPEAL FROM THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. No. 232. Argued April 15, 16, 1879. Decided May 5, 1879. On the facts, the decree below Is reversed in part, and in part affirmed. Mr. Enoch Totten and Mr. Linden Kent for appellants. Mr. Robert D. Morrison and Mr. E. J. D. Gross for appellee.

Full Opinion (515 characters)

Mr. Chief Justice Waite
delivered the opinion of the court.
This decree is reversed as to the appellant Ulman, but in all other respects affirmed. The cause is remanded with instructions to dismiss the bill as to Ulman, and to enforce the deed of trust under which the appellee claims only against that part of the premises therein described which.was not conveyed to him. The costs of this court are to be paid, one-half by the appellants Jaeger, and one-half by the appellee. No further opinion will be delivered.

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