Tumlison v. Harville

This is a suit by the appellant to cancel certain deeds as clouds upon the plaintiff’s title to a forty-acre tract, to quiet the plaintiff’s title to the land, and to recover double damages from the plaintiff’s grantors. At the close of the plaintiff’s proof the chancellor sustained a demurrer to the evidence, finding that Tumlison had parted with his title in 1938 and therefore was not in a position to maintain the suit. Whether the chancellor’s reasoning was correct is not argued in the appellant’s brief and hence is not an issue here. Fitzhugh v. Leonard, 179 Ark. 816, 19 S. W. 2d 1010.

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