Monroe v. Rawlings
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtDethmers, J.
This is ejectment, brought in 1949, to recover possession of a section of land in Kal taska county. Plaintiff relies on what she claims to be an unbroken chain of title tracing back to government patent. Defendants deny that plaintiff ■ever had title, and claim (1) title in themselves un•der a tax deed, (2) title by adverse possession, and (3) that plaintiff’s action is barred by CL 1948, •§ 609.1(2) (Stat Ann § 27.593[2]). A finding favorable to defendants on any one of these theories requires affirmance of the judgment in their favor from which plaintiff appeals. We think defendants…
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