Giffen v. Taylor.

This was an action brought by appellee against appellants, to set aside a deed and to quiet title to real estate, and for damages.

There was a finding of facts by the court, followed by conclusions of law and a judgment in favor of appellee.

The first and second assignments of error, calling in question the sufficiency of the complaint, are presented, as. counsel say in their brief, “only out of caution, believing the whole merit of the case can be better raised on the third" assignment of error”; and they remark further: “We regard the merits of the case as more readily presentable under the…