Frumkes v. Boyer
Supreme Court of Florida
1Opinion of the Court
DREW, Justice.
The appellees, Bryan and Jessie Boyer, commenced this litigation by instituting a suit against the appellants, Frumkes, Gratz and Light, to remove a cloud from appel-lees’ title to a 30-foot strip of land lying to the north of and adjacent to a parcel owned by appellants. The cloud is alleged to have arisen out of a conveyance from an intervening grantee to appellants covering the 30-foot strip along with an adjacent parcel originally owned by appellees.
The controversy originated under the terms of a sales agreement between appel-lees, plaintiffs below, as vendors, hereafter…
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