Roose v. Gove

*523Appellant brought an action to quiet title to a tract of land: Appellee answered, setting up title by virtue of a sheriff’s deed. To this the appellant replied, attaching the validity of such deed. The issues were found in favor of the defendant, and a decree rendered, quieting the title in him. The plaintiff appeals.

Several important questions are argued, but the only one necessary to consider is, whether or not plaintiff can be heard on the propositions on which she relies, to question the deed under which the defendant deraigns title, • or the proceedings which led up to its issuance. One…