Harndon v. Stultz

The record in this case is brief, but not *441entirely clear. As we interpret it, the plaintiff is the'owner of a forty-acre tract of land, and her husband is the owner of the adjoining forty acres to the eastward; both tracts being used and occupied as one farm. The defendant owns the quarter section which bounds both of these forties on the south. Many years ago — probably before the quarter section now owned by defendant was improved — plaintiff or her husband planted a willow hedge along the entire south line of her forty acres. Later the defendant or her grantor, having purchased the quarter…