Wormward v. Taylor

TAYLOR, Justice.

December 31, 1947, appellant, plaintiff below, brought suit to quiet title to a city lot in Kellogg, claiming by adverse possession and the payment of taxes “to own the same in fee against the whole world.” The court found that plaintiff’s title was good as against all except defendant E. W. Ryckman. As to him it found, substantially as alleged in his cross complaint, that in the month of November, 1938, the plaintiff and Ryckman entered into an agreement by the terms of which Ryckman (a plumber, then engaged in furnishing labor and materials to the plaintiff in various…