Hunton v. Platt

Martin Ch. J.:

The bill is filed by the complainants to quiet their title to the premises described therein. It charges that the defendant Platt claims the premises by virtue of a deed from the Auditor General upon a sale of the premises for unpaid taxes, and that he sets up other claims thereto, of the precise nature of which the complainants are ignorant. The bill also charges, that the defendant Ingersoll sets up a claim to said premises in opposition to the title of the orators; but denies that he has any, &c. The bill was taken as confessed against Ingersoll, but the defendant Platt…