Bracewell v. King

Deen, Presiding Judge.

1. King had previously bought a rectangular plot of land measuring 100 by 200 feet from the defendant Bracewell. The boundaries are described only bounded on the north by the south side of State Highway 76 (150 feet), east by other lands of Bracewell (200 feet), south by lands of Brogdon and west by lands of H. M. Tillis, and referring to the recorded plat showing Br acewell’s original purchase. Tillis was Bracewell’s uncle, who sold the lot to Esters who sold it to Sellers. The Kings testified that when their lot was laid off Bracewell was present, and all agreed to…