Taylor v. Woodbury
Supreme Court of Kansas
Appeal from Clark district court.-
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Porter, J.:
This is a suit to quiet title to twelve tracts of land in Clark county, and was commenced November 27, 1905, by David Taylor, as plaintiff, against thirty-eight defendants. The appellant, William Babbitt, upon his own application as successor in interest, was substituted for one of the original defendants-and filed his answer.. The plaintiff dismissed the action as to Babbitt, who thereupon filed a cross-petition in which he sought to quiet title to three of the tracts involved in the original action. The plaintiff filed an answer to the…
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