Bell v. Propst

Appellees filed a statutory bill to quiet the title of certain woodland valuable for coal deposits. Appellant was defendant and filed an answer and cross-bill. He claimed by virtue of a tax deed which appears to 'be regular, and pursuant to proceeding conforming to lawn The cross-bill sought to quiet his title, and prayed for general relief. As a part of the answer to the cross-bill, complainants moved the court to ascertain the amount w'hich they claimed was proper for them to pay in the exercise of the right of redemption under section 3108 of the Code, and also sought the same relief by an…