Parran v. Wilson

This is a suit for a trespass on land, in which the appellant contends that the fourth line of her deed shall be run by course and distance, while the appellees’ contention is that the course and distance must be ignored and the line run to what they contend is a call. There are twenty-eight exceptions in the record, but, as this court is of the opinion that the appellees (plaintiffs) failed to produce any legally sufficient evidence of a call or monument at the end of the fourth line of the appellant’s deed, the running of that line by course and distance would defeat the appellees’ claim of…