Geddie v. Williams

It appears from the record in this case, as well as from the oral argument, that there is no question of title involved in this controversy. The defendant expressly admits, in his answer, the first allegation of the complaint,' which avers title and possession, subject only to the location of the “line of low bushes on the west side of Great Creek.” Each muniment in the paper title of the respective parties calls for the same line, to wit: “The line in the Williams grant, or 500 acre survey, which, runs down the edge of Great Creek as the 'low bushes goes,’ to the beginning.”

Since the point…