Gage v. Ewing

This was a bill in equity, by appellee, against appellant, to remove two tax deeds as clouds upon his title, upon grounds sufficiently set forth in the bill. Appellant filed two pleas, the first setting up that the land mentioned in the bill was unimproved and unoccupied at the time of filing the bill, and that, because thereof, appellee had a complete remedy at law in an action of ejectment; and the second setting up, that the complainant purchased the property in question during the pendency of a bill in equity filed by his grantor, against the appellant, for the same purpose as the present…