Marlin v. Robinson

WARD, J., pro tem.

Plaintiffs filed suit to quiet title to a strip of land, alleging that they were the owners in fee, subject to an easement for road purposes only by defendant. Defendant answered, denying plaintiffs’ ownership and alleged that defendant was the owner in fee of the property and that plaintiffs had no right, title or interest or estate in the land except that acquired by user; namely, a right of way for road purposes over and along said strip of land. The trial court found in favor of plaintiffs, and defendant appealed.

John Goodrich was the owner of a piece or parcel of land…