Freeman v. McClung

Appellant, Wilson Freeman, filed a complaint against respondents to quiet title to a parcel of real property on the ground of adverse possession; respondents answered and filed cross-complaints to quiet their respective titles to fractional interests claimed by each of them in the same property. After trial the court denied appellants any relief and quieted the title of the various respondents as prayed for in their cross-complaints. This appeal followed.

Appellants do not challenge that portion of the judgment which denied their claim to title by adverse possession. They further admit the…