Smith v. Brinson

1. “Under the law of processioning as it exists in this State, established lines and not new ones are to be fixed and determined; the location of lines, not as they ought to be> but as they actually exist, is to be sought. And it appearing in the present case that in running the line between the parties the processioners and the surveyor ‘ignored the claims of both sides’ as to the actual location of the line between them and their respective contentions as to actual occupation, and sought alone for the discovery of the true original line by courses and directions and certain corners on what…