Prezinger v. Harness

Harness complained of Prezinger, in the court below, and charged that the latter was, without any right, asserting some adverse title, claim or interest in certain lands of which the former was the owner, thereby casting a cloud upon the plaintiff’s title, which he prayed might be quieted. There was a judgment for the plaintiff, and a decree quieting the title, according to the prayer of the complaint.

The evidence was incorporated in a duly authenticated bill of exceptions, which is properly certified to this court. Wagoner v. Wilson, 108 Ind. 210.

It appears therefrom that, in the year 1876,…