Walker v. Johnson
Indiana Court of Appeals
From Hamilton Circuit Court; James M. Purvis, Special Judge. Action by Horaee W. Johnson and others against Edith M. Walker and others. From a judgment for plaintiffs and cross-complainant James W. Walker, the defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtFelt, J.
The parties named as appellees, other than James W. Walker, have moved to dismiss this appeal for several alleged reasons, one of which is the want of due and sufficient notice. Judgment was rendered on July 17, 1914, on conclusions of law stated on a special finding of facts. The judgment was for the plaintiffs quieting their title to certain real estate and for the cross-complainant James W. Walker quieting his title to other real estate described in his cross-complaint. The appellants, Edith M., Bernard, Chase, and Vern Walker, also filed a cross-complaint asking to have their title…
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