Pender v. BIRD

McDonough, justice.

Plaintiff sued to quiet title. From a judgment in favor of the respondents, plaintiff appeals. He argues the following propositions as grounds for reversal: (a) That the court should have granted plaintiff judgment on the pleadings by reason of the plea of the statute of limitations, (b) That the court should have allowed plaintiff to amend to plead estoppel because of laches on the part of defendant. (c) That judgment quieting title in respondents lacks support in the evidence.

There was no error in denial of the motion for judgment on the pleadings. Plaintiff’s plea of…