International Paper Co. v. Warnix

I think our decision in Brown Paper Mill Company v. Warnix is res judicata.

In the first case the plaintiff Brown alleged in its complaint that it was the owner of a strip of land about’ 50 feet wide bounded on the west by an old wire fence and on the east by a blazed line marked with red paint. Warnix filed a general denial. Lamb, the county surveyor, testified that the true line between the two forty-acre tracts was in fact about 80 feet east of the fence. That 30 feet, lying at a distance of from 50 to 80 feet east of the fence, is the property now in dispute.

In the Brown ease the…