Thiesen v. Gulf, Florida & Alabama Railway Co.
Supreme Court of Florida
1Dissent
Browne, C. J.,
dissenting. — I regret that I cannot concur in the decision in this case, but I am too firmly convinced by the evidence, both documentary and paro!, that the lot in question extended to and was bounded by the Bay, and that Thiesen was a riparian owner, to do olherwise. The earliest deed introduced in evidence iu support of plaintiff’s title was one from Lorenzo Vitrain, syndic, to Antonio Montero dated December 31st, 1813, and contained this description: “One lot known by the number 369 (three hundred and sixty-nine) containing ninety-five feet front, by one hundred and…
2Cases cited7 opinions
- Sullivan v. MorenoSupreme Court of Florida · 1882
- Alden v. PinneySupreme Court of Florida · 1868
- Bryan v. ForsythSupreme Court of the United States · 1857
- Daggett v. WilleySupreme Court of Florida · 1855
- Gregg v. ForsythSupreme Court of the United States · 1861
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