The opinion
HAYES, P. J.,
(specially concurring). I concur in the opinion by Sickel, J., with the exception of the statement therein, to-wit: “In the 1937 quiet title, action the circuit court had jurisdiction of the subject-matter and of the parties in the fundamental sense, * * *”.
Assuming that the phrase, “jurisdiction of the subject-matter”, is used here in referring to the nature and form of the proceeding instituted in circuit court in 1937 I readily subscribe to the quoted declaration. On the other hand, if this phrase is intended to imply that the circuit court had jurisdiction in any sense over the unambiguous county court decree I desire not to be bound by such implication.