Wilson v. Madison
California Supreme Court
Appeal from a judgment for the plaintiff, in the Eighteenth District Court, County of San Diego. McNealy, J. The facts are stated in the opinion.
1Opinion of the Court
Thornton, J.:
James Wilson sued the defendants in the District Court for the County of San Diego, to quiet his title to a tract of land situate in that county. The defendant Madison answered and *6set up a cross-complaint, to which pleading, last-mentioned plaintiff filed an answer. The defendant Tull suffered a default. When the plaintiff rested his case on the complaint, on motion of defendant Madison, the Court ordered a nonsuit, and from the judgment of nonsuit plaintiff brings an appeal to this Court.
The case was tried by the Court, a jury having been waived, and the plaintiff, to sustain…
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