168 N.W. 375 | S.D. | 1918
This action was brought to determine adverse claims of title to a certain parcel of land' lying between the Missouri river and First street of Todd’s plat of the city of Yankton, the same being a strip of land varying in width from 130 feet to 225 feet, 3 blocks in length, commonly known in the city of Yank-ton as the “levee.” Findings and judgment were in favor of defendants, from' which judgment the palintiffs appeal.
“A' quitclaim deed is of itself a red light to warn the grantee that the rear end of the transaction is exposed to equities.”
All assignments of error having been considered,'and finding no error in the record, the order and judgment appealed from are affirmed.