Huffman v. . Pearson

Appellants’ assignment of error is well taken to this portion of the charge of the court: “So, with respect to this issue, gentlemen, the burden of which is on the plaintiff as I have said, I charge you that if you find by the greater weight of the evidence that the stone on the ridge, indicated on the white map by the red letter ‘B’ is an admitted corner of both the plaintiff’s and the defendants’ land, and that the line runs from that point South 21 degrees West to the old blacksmith shop, and you further find that that is the call or line of what is known as the dower line; that that line…