Kennedy v. Whaley

MORRIS, Chief Judge.

Plaintiffs argue that the court erred in ruling that the foreclosure sale divested them of any claim of title to the property. They also allege error in the court’s ruling that defendants had acquired title by adverse possession for more than 20 years and for more than seven years under color of title, urging that land cannot be held adversely to the interests of the remainder-men.

This case turns on the issue of whether defendants may show foreclosure of the mortgage from J. W. Kennedy and Susan A. Kennedy, and conveyance of the land in controversy to I. J. Sandlin…