Gullett v. Phillips
Indiana Supreme Court
Erom the Jackson Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtMonks, J.
This was an appeal from a survey of real estate under §8030 Burns 1894, §5595 Horner 1897. The court found that the “line from which the appeal was attempted to be taken was run and established by agreement, between appellant and appellee at : the time it was established, and that the west end of the line was evidenced by a corner agreed upon between them, and that the “appeal should be ignored.” There was evidence which fully sustained this finding of the court, and although there was evidence to the contrary, we cannot, under the well established rule, disturb the finding for that reason.…
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