Kincheon v. Edwards

[1] This is a suit by appellee to recover of appellant a strip of land about 10 feet wide. The controversy involves the true location of the west line of appellee’s 50-aere tract of land. Both appellant and appellee claim the land under both the five and ten year statutes of limitation. The evidence is insufficient to support limitation in favor of either party. This being true, the only way to have arrived at a proper settlement of the controversy was to establish the true location of the west line of the Kincheon tract. Both of these tracts, as well as adjoining tracts, appear to have been…