Moor v. Seaton

Suit by Seaton against Moor, to quiet title to real property..

Tbe defendant answered, first, by the general denial; second, by way of cross complaint, that he was the owner in fee of the land, and that the plaintiff claimed some interest therein adverse to his; but that the claim was groundless; prayer, to quiet the defendant’s title. Reply, the general denial.

Atrial resulted in a finding for the defendant. The plaintiff' obtained a new trial by the payment of the costs.

This is the first alleged error complained of. It is claimed, that as the finding was on the cross complaint, the plaintiff…