Indiana Supreme Court October 12, 1886, No. 13,262 (Wells v. Benton)
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United States · · · 12-10-1886
lead-opinion
Zollabs, J.
Appellant, in his complaint, and appellee Benton, in his cross complaint, each sought a quieting of his title against the other, in and to the one hundred and forty acres of land in dispute.
The court below made a special finding of the facts, and upon them pronounced its conclusions of law, and rendered .
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