Chambers v. Chambers
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtDeviN, C. J.
The defendants’appeal presents two questions: (1) Was there error in denying defendants’ motion for judgment of nonsuit? (2) Was there error in declining to submit an issue as to adverse possession on the part of defendants under color of title ?
1. There was no controversy over the fact that Joe P. Chambers, under whom the plaintiffs claim, at the time of his death in 1930, had been in possession of the land described, cultivating it, receiving the rents therefrom, listing and paying taxes thereon, making improvements and occupying it as a separate home for himself and his family. There was…
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