Wilson v. Morris

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Sampson

— Affirming.

For some years before 1913 appellant, C. D. Wilson, owned and resided on a farm in Pendleton county which he bought at a commissioner’s sale. It consisted of six small adjacent tracts, containing in the aggregate 182 acres, but there was excepted from the six small tracts a described boundary, supposed to contain fifty acres, so that Wilson believed his farm contained 132 acres. It had not been surveyed nor had the excepted boundary been measured. In May, 1913, Wilson sold and by title bond agreed to convey his farm to one Insko for $4,000.00,…