Ward v. Ward
Utah Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
MOFFAT, Justice.
The plaintiff and respondent filed an original complaint in two counts. The first count is an action in the usual form to quiet title; the second count is in unlawful detainer or ejectment. The defendant and appellant filed an answer denying the allegations in both causes of action and as affirmative defenses and counterclaims set out in six counts matters of family history and ownership of the property in question before the death of defendant’s father, conveyance to his mother, the execution of a so-called irrevocable will, his occupation and use of the home and farm lands…
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