Broussard v. Winn

This case presents rather simple propositions of law and after they are brushed aside there is nothing but a question of fact relating to the age of an old fence which plaintiff claims has constituted, for over thirty years, the boundary line between his property and that of the defendants.

There is no dispute regarding the respective titles of the two properties. Alfred Broussard, the plaintiff, acquired his land from the Calcasieu National Bank of Lake Charles, In Liquidation, on February 5, 1945 and he shows a complete chain of title running back more than fifty years. The defendants, Mrs.…