Robbins v. Duggins

This action is to quiet plaintiff’s title to an undivided one-tentb interest in certain described real estate, situated in Gunnison City, Utah. From a judgment for plaintiff, defendant appeals. The facts, which are not disputed, are, in substance, as follows:

James Robbins, the owner of the entire estate of the property in controversy, died in 1886, leaving a will devising the property to Mary Childs Robbins for life, with remainder over to John Robbins and four others in equal shares. The will was probated, and the property distributed in accordance therewith in 1896.

John Robbins died…