Summerville
Summerville v. March
Opinion
Lead Opinion
Shaw, J.
The plaintiff and the defendants Graf and Benjamin respectively and separately appeal from the judgment in favor of defendants Stevinson and Humboldt Savings and Loan Society, the appeal being based upon the judgment-roll alone. The complaint is in the ordinary form of an action to determine and quiet title to certain lands embracing about five hundred acres. The defendant Stevinson answered, claiming title in himself and asking a decree accordingly. The defendants Benjamin and Graf each separately filed a cross-complaint setting up certain interests in the land, and asking that their respective titles thereto be quieted. Numerous ques tions are discussed in the briefs, but in view of the conclusion we have reached upon the principal question, which is determinative. of the case, we do not deem it necessary to discuss the others.
The court below gave judgment that defendant Stevinson was the owner of the land in fee simple, and that he and the defendant Humboldt Savings and Loan Society recover their costs of the appellants herein. Stevinson’s claim is based on a sheriff’s sale made on a decree of foreclosure in an action brought by the Humboldt Savings and Loan Society against…