Rhodes v. Town of Brightwood

— This was an action, brought by the appellant to quiet his title to a certain square of ground, situated within the corporate limits of the appellee town of Brightwood.

There were two trials of the cause. The first trial, before the regular judge of the court, resulted in a finding and judgment in favor of the appellee. On a new trial, granted as a matter of right, under the' statute, the cause was tried by the special judge below, and also resulted in a finding and judgment for the appellee.

The questions arising on this appeal require a decision as to the correctness of the court’s action in…