Standard Oil Company v. Milner
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
GOODWYN, Justice.
Appellees (Susie M. Milner, Martha Milner Benedict, and Gustrine Milner Mabry) filed in the circuit court of Jefferson Comity, in equity, a bill against appellant (Standard Oil Company) seeking a declaration that, as between the parties, Standard Oil “owns no right, title or interest” in a specified portion of an abandoned railroad right-of-way and that appellees are the owners in fee simple of such property. Standard Oil brings this appeal from a final decree granting to appellees the relief they prayed for.
What has to be decided is the ownership, as between the parties, of…
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