York v. Newman
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtMallard, C.J.
Defendant asserts in his brief that the question presented by this record is: “Did the Court below err in overruling the Demurrer based upon the grounds that the Complaint does not state a proper action for removing a cloud on title or for declaratory relief and that there is a defect of parties?”
“A cloud upon title is in itself a title or encumbrance, apparently valid, but in fact invalid. It is something which, nothing else being shown, constitutes an encumbrance upon it or a defect in it—something that shows prima facie the right of a third party either to the whole or some interest in it,…
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