Caver v. Liverman.
Texas Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
per curiam :
This is a suit in trespass to try title, brought by petitioner Caver against respondents, the land in controversy being a tract in Cass County 100 feet wide north and south and 4343 feet long, containing 9.99 acres, which many years ago was owned by the Jefferson Lumber Company and used by it as a right of way for its tram road. Its use for that purpose was abandoned about the year 1895, Petitioner proved a record title to the tract of land for which he sued. Respondents rely upon adverse possession, respondent Boyer claiming to have acquired title to the west 7.49 acres of the…
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