Wallis v. Porter

Melton, Justice.

The parties in this case are adjoining landowners whose deeds both allegedly include a disputed six-acre parcel lying in Land Lot 95 of the 16th District, First Section, in Union County, Georgia. The six-acre parcel is rectangular in shape and bounded on the north by *219a creek (“Town Creek”). When Jounida Porter, whose undisputed property lies to the north of Town Creek, started to build a trout pond on the disputed six acres, Charles Hunter, one of the other landowners (one of the “Hunter Heirs”),1 voiced an objection, claiming that his family owned the disputed six acres.…