Hagerty v. Hagerty
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Adair District Court. — W. H. Fahey, Judge. Action to quiet title. Opinion states the facts. Decree dismissing plaintiffs’ petition. Plaintiffs appeal.-
1Opinion of the CourtG-aynor, J.
This action is brought to quiet title’ to a certain 160 acres of land. The defendant filed a cross-petition, asking that the title be quieted in him. The plaintiffs are the wife and son of the defendant’s youngest boy, J. S. Hagerty. The defendant is the owner of the record title to the land. He purchased it in 190-5 or 1906, and took title in his own name, and it has so remained ever since. On March 17, 1906, with the knowledge and consent and at the request of the defendant, J. S. Hagerty, with his family (these plaintiffs), took possession of this farm, and continued to occupy it as a home…
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