House v. Camp
Supreme Court of Alabama
[ACTION 3?01l FORCIBLE ENTRY AND DETAINER.] Appeal from the Circuit Court of Coosa. Tried before the Hon. John Gill ShokteR.
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[ACTION 3?01l FORCIBLE ENTRY AND DETAINER.] Appeal from the Circuit Court of Coosa. Tried before the Hon. John Gill ShokteR. The original complaint in this case was in these words: “Edward Camp, of said county, complains, that he was lawfully possessed of a certain house and lot situated in the city of Wetumpka, in said county, and in that part of said city known as ‘Miller’s survey,’ being known as the east half of lot No. 21 in said ‘Miller’s survey,’ on which is a house recently occupied by Mrs. B. M. Dixon; and that while complainant was so lawfully and quietly possessed of said house and…
1Opinion of the CourtWalker, J.
The complaint describes the premises as “ a certain house and lot situated in the city of We-tumpka in Coosa county, in that part of said city known as ‘ Miller’s survey,’ being known as the east half of lot No. 21 in said Miller’s survey, on which is a house recently occupied by Mrs. B. M. Dixon.” It appears from this description that there is a portion of the city of Wetumpka, in Coosa county, lenown as Miller’s survey; and that there is a lot in that survey known as lot No. 21, which was occupied, not long before the commencement of the suit, by Mrs. B. M. Dixon. The points of description…
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