Yelverton v. Steele

This is a writ of error to a judgment in ejectment against the plaintiff where the judge heard the evidence and made an express finding of facts. The objection raised is that the finding does not warrant the judgment. Except in one particular the ease is in substance and effect the same as Yelverton v. Hilliard, 38 Mich., 355.

The action was commenced November 12, 1875, and the defense asserted is that during the ten years next preceding, the defendant and his predecessors in right were in continued adverse possession under tax-deeds from the Auditor General, and that the plaintiff was thereby…