Anderson v. McLaughlin
Anderson v. McLaughlin
189 So. 716; 138 Fla. 187
(Southern Reporter)
Anderson v. McLaughlin
Opinion of the Court
Appeal brings for review decree in favor of complainant in a suit to quiet title.
The controlling question is whether or not the complainant showed, by clear and convincing proof, open, adverse, continuous and uninterrupted possession, under color of title, of the real estate involved, for a period of seven years or more preceding the institution of suit.
The question must be answered in the affirmative and, as a consideration of the entire record discloses no' reversible error, the decree must be affirmed.
So ordered.
Affirmed.
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