Kruse v. Kemp
Indiana Supreme Court
From Monroe Circuit Court; James B. Wilson, Judge. Proceeding by Philip Kemp and others against Theodore Kruse, commenced before the board of commissioners of Brown County, to ascertain, describe and enter of record a certain highway. Prom a judgment of the circuit court in favor of the petitioners, this appeal is prosecuted.
1Opinion of the CourtMorris, J.
This was an action by appellees against appellant, begun before the board of commissioners of Brown County, to have a highway, alleged to have been used, as such, by the public, for more than 20 years, ascertained, described and entered of record, pursuant to the provisions of §7663 Burns 1908, Acts 1905 p. 521. Prom a judgment of the county board, there was an appeal to the circuit court. The cause was then venued to Monroe County, where there was a judgment for appellees.
The only question here presented is the sufficiency o£ the evidence to support the decision of the trial court. There was…
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