Watson v. Holliday

Citations

• 37 Fla. 488

Syllabus

<p>The settled rule in this State, that in bills to remove clouds from the title to real estate, it must be shown that complainant was in possession of the land when the bill was filed, or that the land was wild and unoccupied, is decisive of this case, as the bill filed for the purpose stated and dismissed, does not allege any possession on part of complainant, or that the land was wild and unoccupied.</p>