Gregory v. Langdon
Nebraska Supreme Court
Action quia timet brought by defendant in error in the district court of Seward county. Trial there before Post, J., resulted in favor of plaintiff, and defendant Gregory brought cause here on a petition in error.
1Opinion of the CourtCobb, J.
The plaintiff in error makes four points in her petition in error, as follows:
1. The judgment is contrary to law.
2. The court found for plaintiff when it ought to have found for the defendant Gregory, according to the law and the facts in the case.
8. The court erred in admitting the evidence objected to in said trial by the said defendant.
4. The finding of the court is eontraryto equity and the weight of evidence in the case.
I will consider the third point first, as the other three may be considered together.
The plaintiff, in his petition, first sets up ownership of the lands in question by…
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