Staats v. Van Sickel
19 A. 261, 52 N.J.L. 370, 23 Vroom 370, 1890 N.J. Sup. Ct. LEXIS 59
Opinion
Upon the admitted facts the wife acquired a legal interest in the lands conveyed to the husband; she, therefore, cannot stand purely as surety.
The case, we think, is ruled by the decision in the Court of Errors in Perkins v. Elliott, 8 C. E. Gr. 526.
The plaintiff must have judgment.
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Staats v. Van Sickel, 19 A. 261, 52 N.J.L. 370, 23 Vroom 370, 1890 N.J. Sup. Ct. LEXIS 59 (N.J. 1890).
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