Ollison v. Village of Climax Springs

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• recognizing that in an action for quiet title a party seeks to prove “title superior to the other party”
• “[I]t is one .of the settled rules of the law of boundaries that calls for courses and distances, quantity, etc., will, in case of a conflict, be controlled by, and yield to, one for a natural object or landmark or permanent artificial monument.”
• “In successive quiet title actions involving the same parties or their privies, a judgment in the first action is not res judicata with respect to the second action if the land involved in the second action is separate and distinct from the land involved in the first action.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).