Buchanan v. Nixon
Tennessee Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Chambliss
The pleadings in this cause present a controversy over the ownership of a narrow strip of land, some twenty-one inches in width, a part of a lot fronting east fifty feet on Georgia. Avenue, in the City of Chattanooga, the record title to which has been in Nixon for many years. Mrs. Buchanan purchased in 1910 a lot on the corner of Georgia Avenue and Payne Streets, fronting north thirty-two feet on Payne Street, and extending south along Georgia Avenue, according to the deed, 100-5/12 feet, its rear or south line being the north line of the Nixon lot. The Chancellor found, and the record…
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