Dever v. Eureka Bank
Supreme Court of Kansas
Appeal from Clay district coürt; Fred R. Smith, judge,
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
■ DAWSON, J.:
This is an action by plaintiff to quiet title to property acquired by him, pendente lite, and a cross-action by the defendant to quiet title and for possession on a title founded on a sheriff’s deed.
The plaintiff claims title and possession of certain fractional town lots in Clay Center by virtue of a deed procured by him from one Paul W. Wolff while the latter was a defendant in a mortgage foreclosure suit brought by one' George W. Hanna which sought to subject these lots to the satisfaction of a debt secured thereby. Wolff had been…
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