Myran v. Smith

PARKER, J., pro tem.

The action is one to quiet title. The defendants, other than K. G. Smith, are fictitious persons. Appearance was made by but one defendant, K. G. Smith, and the issues as joined were between this defendant and the plaintiffs. From a decree establishing title in defendant, plaintiffs appeal.

Before taking up the questions presented by appellants, we have the contention of the respondent to the effect that appellants failed to show any semblance of title in themselves and that therefore they cannot be heard to complain of the weakness of respondent’s title. The argument of…