Turner v. Woodruff
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Harrison District Court. — J. B. Rogkafellow, Judge. Two cases, one an original proceeding in certiorari in this court, and the other an appeal in equity from a decree of the district court of Harrison County, are consolidated by stipulation and submitted together by agreement of the parties, in which proceeding we acquiesce. The facts appear in the opinion. In the certiorari case, the order of the lower court is — Annulled. The equity case is
1Opinion of the CourtFaville, J.
„ , 1. EidSADlNO: lie-mai with prayer for general equitable relief. The petitioners in the certiorari action are the same parties as the appellants in the equity case, and will be referred to throughout as “appellants.” All other parties, except the respondents in the certiorari case, will he referred to as “appellees.”
On November 15, 1919, appellants filed a petition in the district court of Harrison County, Iowa, in which they sought to quiet title to certain farm lands in said county. Appellees appeared in said action, and filed an answer in eight paragraphs. Said answer, aside from…
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