Boonville Milling Co. v. Roth
Indiana Court of Appeals
From Warrick Circuit Court; Marshall R. Tweedy, Judge. Action by the Boonville Milling Company against G. Jacob Roth and others. From the judgment rendered, the plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtBatman, J.
This is an action in which appellant is seeking to have the interest acquired by appellees in certain real estate decreed forfeited to it, by reason of the violation of an alleged condition contained in a deed of conveyance therefor executed by appellant to appellees, G. Jacob Roth and Charles Roth, and to have its title thereto quieted against all the appellees. The complaint is in three paragraphs. The second paragraph is in the usual form for ordinary actions to quiet title, and contains no special averments. The first paragraph will not be considered, as appellant has not referred to it…
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