Behan v. Friedman

The original bill, filed of date of July 19, 1926, amended September 1, 1926, by Friedman et al., was to quiet title to lands against appellants. The latter answered of date of October 26, 1926, and made the same a cross-bill, denied complainants’ title, asserted their superior title and ownership, and prayed that the title be so declared in appellants. The cross-complainants set out the source of their title back to the deed by Musgrove to Dashiell of June 2, 1887, and that by mesne conveyances complainants in the cross-bill succeeded to the title of Dashiell as acceding to his rights.

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