Tippenhauer v. Tippenhauer

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Carroll

-Affirming.

On the merits of this case the only question involved is, did appellant and her husband occupy the house, in which they lived for many years, adversely to the legal title holder, or by his permission? The lower court held that the occupancy was not adverse but amicable, and in this ruling we concur.

The pleadings in the ease presented the issue in this way: The appellant, in 1913, brought a suit in equity against Catherine Tippenhauer, widow of George Tippenhauer, Sr., and who has died since the judgment below was rendered, to quiet her title to…