Scott
Scott v. Rhodes
Opinion
Lead Opinion
Vanclief, J.
Action of ejectment to recover possession of the north half of a tract of land situate in the county of San Diego, described in the complaint by the name “Eancho Buena Vista,” and not otherwise. The complaint is in the most general form, alleging plaintiff’s ownership and possession of the north half of said tract, and that defendants ejected her therefrom, and withhold from her the possession thereof. The defendants denied plaintiff’s alleged ownership and possession, and further denied that they ever entered upon or ejected plaintiff from the land described in the complaint, or 'that they ever withheld the possession thereof from the plaintiff. The cause was tried by the court without a jury, and the court found that plaintiff was the owner and entitled to the possession of the land described in her complaint as “the north half of the Eancho Buena Vista,” but further *132 found that neither of the defendants ever entered upon or ejected the plaintiff from said north half, or any part thereof, or ever withheld the possession of the same, or any part thereof, from the plaintiff; and as a conclusion of law found “that the plaintiff should take nothing by this action, and that the…