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Reports of Cases in the High Court of Chancery of Maryland 1846-1854
Volume 200, Volume 3, Page 176   View pdf image (33K)
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176 HIGH COURT OF CHANCERY.
deceased, Catharine Drake, and certain others, who are charged
as tenants coming in under the said Catharine. And it prays
that, the title of the complainant to said premises may be
quieted, and that the rents accruing thereon may be decreed
to be paid to him, and for general relief. It prays also for an
injunction to prevent the said O'NeiII, Lechler, and Fleming,
from intermeddling with said rents, and that a receiver may
be appointed, to collect and apply the same under direction of
the Court.
The deed from Catharine Drake to complainant, professes
to convey the grantor's interest in the property, which had
been conveyed by William Drake, her former husband, to
James Mowatt, by deed dated 3d January, 1825, and by
William Krebs to James Mowatt, by deed dated 2d February,
1825, and by Feinour and Drake to complainant, by deed
dated 17th December, 1839, and all other the property, estate,
and effects of the said Oatharine Drake, and the trusts are as
stated in the bill.
The deed from William Drake to James Mowatt, conveys
three parcels of leasehold to the grantee, in trust, " for the
sole and exclusive use and benefit of Oatharine Drake, wife of
the said William Drake, her executors, administrators, and
assigns, free, clear, and discharged of any control of her hus-
band, with full and complete power and authority to her, to
convey, transfer, and dispose of the same, by indenture of
assignment, under her hand and seal, and by last will and
testament."
The deed from Krebs to Mowatt, conveys a lot to Mowatt
in fee, in trust " for the sole and exclusive use and benefit of
the said Catharine Drake, and her heirs, and with full power
to her to sell and convey the same by deed or devise the same
by last will."
The deed from Peters to complainant, conveys leasehold in
trust " for the sole and exclusive use and benefit of the said,
Catharine Drake, and that free, clear, and discharged from
the claims of any husband, which the said Oatharine may here-

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