Willard v. Bringolf

The appellant brought suit against the appellees by a complaint in two paragraphs; the first was for possession of real estate and damages for its unlawful detention; the second was to quiet title to the same tract of real estate. To this complaint appellees filed an answer in general denial and a second paragraph of answer alleging affirmative facts on the theory of former adjudication. To this second paragraph of answer the appellant filed a reply in two paragraphs, the first being upon the theory of confession and avoidance, the second being a general denial. The appellee Herman Bringolf…