Campbell v. Rice
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
LIVINGSTON, Justice.
On a former appeal of this cause, a decree in favor of complainant in the court below was reversed, because complainant failed to file note of testimony on submission. See, 244 Ala. 144, 12 So.2d 385. After remandment, the testimony was properly noted and the cause again submitted. The second submission also resulted in a decree in favor of complainant, and from that decree respondents perfected this appeal.
As stated in the opinion reported in 244 Ala. 144, 12 So.2d at page 385, “this was a statutory bill to quiet title filed by Hues-ton Clay Rice under Section 9905, Code…
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