Guthrie v. BLAKELY

This case was originally appealed to the Supreme Court on the theory it was an appeal from an interlocutory decree denying appellant a temporary *122injunction. That court, in an opinion (125 N. E. 2d 437) held this action was an action to quiet title; that the pleadings placed in issue the merits of appellant’s case in chief. “The ‘take nothing’ judgment denied appellant any relief whatsoever”. In transferring the case to us the Supreme Court rejected the contention of appellees that this was not a final judgment.

The real questions presented by this appeal are, the rulings of the trial court in…