Smith v. Bryan
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Tippecanoe Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Bicknell, C.
This was an action to quiet .the title to land, and to recover possession, with damages for detention.. The complaint is in three paragraphs.
The first alleges the appellant’s ownership, and that the appellee claims title adverse to appellant.
The second paragraph alleges the appellant’s ownership, and a conveyance by him to James M. Bolton, during the advei’se possession of the apjjellee, who claims title, etc.
The third paragraph states the appellant’s ownership, and' his conveyance to James M. Bolton, and that, at the date of' said conveyance, the land was in the adverse…
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