Jackson v. Davis

The object of this suit is to have established the common boundary line between the lots owned by the parties thereto in the "Guinea or Filhiol's Second Addition to Monroe, Louisiana". Both sides to the suit trace their title to a common author, Hypolite Filhiol, who laid out the subdivision.

The lots of the subdivision border the south line of Breard Street, which runs easterly and westerly, and extend southerly between parallel lines over five hundred feet (500') to Washington Street, formerly called "Old DeSiard Road". In order to reflect the record facts of the case, it is necessary to…