Belcher v. Bingham

WADDILL, Commissioner.

Appellants brought this action to recover possession of a tract of land from, appellees and asked for an injunction restraining them from cutting, removing and selling timber therefrom. Judgment was entered declaring that appellees were the owners of the land and denying appellants the relief sought.

In 1880, Wilkerson Asher sold to B. D. and Alice Bingham a tract of land described as follows: “Beginning at the mouth of the Big Branch, thence running with said branch to the top of the ridge thence running up to a point opposite the mouth of the Right hand fork, thence…