Adams v. White

TITUS, Judge.

The initial phasis of this cause was an action in ejectment. Plaintiffs sought to establish the common boundary line separating their properties from real estate acquired by defendant James O. White in his name only when he was a single person. Mrs. White was not a party to the suit. The trial court adjudged the “true boundary line” to be as described in a certain recorded survey and ordered “that the defendant remove the fence described in the pleadings to conform with the above described boundary line.” We affirmed the judgment on appeal. Adams v. White, 488 S.W.2d 289…