Coombs v. Carr
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Clark Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtBiddle, J.
Action hy appellees, against the appellant, to quiet the title to certain lands. The complaint avers that the appellees are the owners in fee-simple and in possession of the lands, particularly describing them, and that, by virtue of a certain sheriff’s deed, the appellant claims title to the same, adverse to the appellees, which title is a cloud, etc. Prayer that the title may be quieted in the appellees.
Answer:
1st. General denial;
2d and 3d. Special paragraphs, which allege essentially the same facts.
The third paragraph may be stated as follows:
“ That on the 27th day of May, 1872, at the May…
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