Seventh Day Adventist Ass'n v. Underwood

In an action to recover real property, defendant in error prevailed before a jury and had judgment against plaintiff in error the Seventh Day Adventist Association. The other plaintiffs in error were only nominal defendants at trial and are without interest here. It is claimed, (1) that the evidence did not warrant the judgment, and (2) that error obtained in relation to the qualifications of certain of the jurors chosen to try the case.

It appears that October 13, 1932, one Myrtle Boden died intestate, leaving defendant in error as her sole heir; that in the latter part of 1929, the deceased…