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William Heuer v. Henry Heuer by Supreme Court of North Dakota Book Summary

The plaintiff William Heuer brought this action to quiet title to a quarter section of land in Cass county as against a mortgage thereon held by the defendant Henry Heuer. The case was tried to the court without a jury. Judgment was ordered and entered for the plaintiff. Defendant, perfecting this appeal, demands a trial de novo in this court. Carl Heuer was a long-time resident of Cass county. In 1910 he bought the land which is the subject of this action. The plaintiff William Heuer is the son of Carl Heuer. William Heuer married in 1912. He and his wife lived with his father for a year. Then in April, 1913, they moved onto the land here involved. They lived there continuously up to the time of the trial of this action in 1933. William Heuer paid the taxes and kept the place in repair. He made additional improvements thereon, set out fruit and ornamental trees, built fences, a garage, a smokehouse, a cistern, and dug an expensive well. In short, William Heuer and his wife created there a home for themselves and their family of eleven children.

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