Jt Jackson v. Arkansas Power & Light Company

On December 4, 1991, the Jefferson County Chancery Court entered judgment against the appellant, J.T. Jackson, and found that Jackson had failed to prove that the road in question was a public road. On January 2,1992, Jackson filed a Motion to Vacate Judgment “because it is contrary to the facts, the law, public policy and is clearly contrary to the preponderance of the evidence.” In his motion, Jackson reargued the evidence and testimony and cited case law on prescriptive use and the establishment of public roads. On January 15,1992, the appellee, Arkansas Power and Light Company, argued in…