Dunlap v. Hartman

BARRETT, Commissioner.

The plaintiffs, Frederick Dunlap and his wife, and the defendants, John and Roy Hartman and their wives, both claiming to own a strip of land consisting of 12.4 acres, the plaintiffs in 1956 instituted this suit to quiet the title. In a general judgment the trial court found the issues for the plaintiffs and accordingly quieted the title. The defendants have appealed'and contend that this court should reverse the judgment because (1) “the greater weight of the evidence proved that the land in dispute accreted to Owen Islánd” (land admittedly owned by the defendants) or…