Whaley v. Whaley

Case for use and occupation. Pleas, non assumpsit; payment; discount, and the act of limitations. stated the claim to be for one half the rents of a farm since January 1828. The farm in question was owned by John Whaley, sen’r., who devised it to his wife for life, with remainder in fee to his two sons, James and Daniel. His widow had possession until 1828, when she died and defendant took possession, having administered on her estate.