Utah C. V. Federal Credit Union v. Jenkins

HENRIOD, Justice:

Appeal' from a judgment quieting title to realty. Affirmed with costs to respondents.

This case springs from a 1967 default judgment for $884 plus $270 attorney’s fees. The former amount is not involved here, but only the $270 attorney’s fees.

The only problem of any moment is presented by appellant’s first point on ap*1188peal epitomized by the urgence in appellant’s brief that “The attorney is the only one who can give a' valid release of the lien.” 1

Six long years later, in 1974, this case bore fruit from a jumbo tree, after 365 pages of complaints, counterclaims, an assortment…