Miller v. Monroe

This is an action to quiet title to real property against claims of defendant alleged to be without foundation or right. It is not an action to remove a cloud or for the cancellation of any document of record.

The defendant answered and by cross-complaint set forth a claim of lien for attorney’s fees.

The trial court found the defendant had an attorney’s lien on account of legal services rendered in the foreclosure of a mortgage which resulted in a sheriff’s deed conveying the property to the predecessor of the plaintiff, but found the statute of limitations had run against the lien. The court…