Glass v. Lynchburg Shoe Co.

The court below was correct in holding: (1) That plaintiffs derived no title from B. L. Borland, and (2) that the unregistered deed appearing in the chain of title to the property in question did not prevent subsequent deeds in the chain, which are duly registered, being color of title under which, title may be ripened by adverse possession as against creditors and purchasers for value of the grantor in such unregistered deed. This conclusion is not in conflict with the Connor Act, C. S., 3309, and gives effect to the.statute relating to adverse possession under color of title, 0. S., 428.

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