Huffman v. Alexander

In 1896, Morrison and Larry owned separate adjoining tracts of land in Hillsboro, and, in order to maintain an outlet to one of the main streets, purchased jointly a tract of land 13 feet wide on Church street, running east 160 feet, and then a tract beginning at the east end of the 13-foot tract, 12 feet wide, running north 60 feet. Appellee owns a lot 60 feet wide facing on Church street and running back 138 feet along the 13-foot tract to the 12-foot tract. Appellants, by a chain of title from Morrison, own an 80-foot tract fronting on Church street, adjoining appellee’s property on the…