Montgomery v. Hines

This is an action by the appellants, against the appellees, to quiet the title to certain real estate. Appellees answered by general denial, and also filed a cross-complaint claiming title in themselves.

There was a trial resulting in a finding for the appellees on the issues joined on the complaint, and against them on their cross-complaint. .

The real estate in controversy is a part of lot 5 in G. H. Voss’ addition to the town of Noblesville, in Hamilton county, Indiana. Appellants and appellees both claim title through one S. C. Montgomery, who owned the lot, with others, after the same was…