Saville v. Bradshaw
Supreme Court of Missouri
1Opinion of the Court
BARRETT, Commissioner.
This action was initiated by the plaintiff brothers, Paul and Marvin Saville, against Limuel Bradshaw and his wife as a suit to quiet the title to a lot in Morehouse. The plaintiffs alleged that by reason of thirty-one years’ adverse possession they were the fee simple owners of the lot and that the defendant and his wife claimed some interest in it by reason of a sheriff’s deed for delinquent taxes for the year 1934. The defendants filed an answer in which they asserted fee simple ownership by reason of the tax deed. They also filed a counterclaim in which they sought…
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