Boyd, et al. v. JohnGalt Holdings, LLC, et al.
Annotate this CaseThe Boyds sued JohnGalt for trespass and ejectment over a disputed piece of property that JohnGalt purported to gain ownership of. JohnGalt counterclaimed for trespass and conversion, and to quiet title. Following the trial court's grant in part of JohnGalt's quiet title claim, the Boyds filed a timely notice of appeal and requested to proceed in forma pauperis. The trial court denied the Boyds' request to proceed in forma pauperis and the Boyds filed a separate notice of appeal from that judgment. The trial court subsequently issued a single order dismissing both the Boyds' appeals and the Boyds filed a notice of appeal from the order. The court transferred the appeal to the Court of Appeals because it lacked jurisdiction over the claims where there was no title of land claim presented by the appeal.
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