Harrison v. Duren

Atkinson, Justice.

1. The court did not err in admitting the plaintiffs’ deeds in evidence over the objections (a) that the description, being the same in each of the several deeds of the plaintiffs, “did not describe, and could not possibly . . include, the land sued for,” and consequently the deeds were irrelevant; (b) that title from the State was not shown by such deeds; (e) that the deeds were not admissible as color of title, “because possession of land under said deeds is not possession of the land sued for. Possession under said deeds never extended beyond the limits of the…