Mountain Lake Colony v. McJunkin

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• holding that “[a]n action brought for the primary purpose of determining title to a disputed land is in the nature of a trespass action to try title, which is an action at law”
• holding that because the defendant's answer raised an issue of paramount title to land, the plaintiff's action for damages for conversion of timber and trespass, for an injunction against entry of land, and for a declaratory judgment concerning the land’s title was an action at law
• finding ordinarily, a decision granting or denying an order of reference is not immediately appealable

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