Meagher v. Dean
Utah Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
PRATT, Justice.
N. J. Meagher seeks to quiet his title to the real estate involved in this case. The defendant, William Lyle Eldredge, a minor, prays that his title to said property be quieted. This prayer is attached to an “affirmative defense” and not to a counter-claim. The defendant Lucinda E. Dean seeks no affirmative relief. Chronologically the facts are these:
In October, 1929, Lucinda Dean owned the property. On the 31st of that month she exchanged properties with a Thomas J. Davis. She gave him a warranty deed to the premises. Davis did not record the deed.
On November 1, 1929, Davis…
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