Mitchell v. Pearson

From a casual inspection of the complaint it might not be easy, because of its prolixity, ambiguity and repetitions, to characterize this action; but a careful examination of its contents discloses the object of the pleader to be to state a cause of action to quiet title to real estate which, as against a general demurrer, we think is sufficiently manifested. There are in the complaint express allegations which, in connection with the necessary implications therefrom, show that plaintiff is the owner and in possession of real estate of which she claims the fee, and that defendants assert a…