Morton v. Hall

Ed. F. McFaddin, Associate Justice.

This is a boundary line dispute between adjoining landowners. Appellants own north, of the boundary (part of the NE NE); and appellees own south of the boundary (part of the SE NE). There were really three issues before the Trial Court. The first was the location of the true (geographic or survey) boundary. Then assuming the surveyors established the true boundary line between the two tracts, the remaining questions were: (a) did appellants acquire title by adverse possession down to a fence about 45 feet south of the true line? or (b) if not, had the said…