Shepherd v. Dougan

GIVENS, J.,

Specially Concurring.- — The trial court denied appellant any relief, holding the statute of limitations had run, which is the only ruling of the trial court challenged by the assignments of error. It is necessary, however, to determine what if any rights appellant has, and when accruing, in order to determine when the statute of limitations began to run. Respondents sued to quiet title, which is an equitable proceeding. Appellant set up a claim of lien on the real property in question to effect the return to her of the money paid by her under a void contract and which, therefore,…