Hanika v. Rawley
Nebraska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtWhite, J.
The plaintiffs, Harold E. and Neva M. Hanika, brought this action in the district court for Richardson County, Nebraska, to quiet title to two separate 80-acre tracts. Defendants cross-petitioned to quiet title to the tracts in themselves. The trial court granted the cross-petition. This appeal follows.
Six assignments of error are urged. They are: (1) The court erred in holding that plaintiffs were equitably estopped from asserting title to the real estate by deed; (2) and (3) The judgment is contrary to law and the evidence; (4) The judgment is not sustained by sufficient evidence; (5) The…
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