Martin v. Howard
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
HARWOOD, Justice.
This is an appeal from a decree entered in a boundary line dispute between two coterminous owners of parcels of land located in Cherokee County, Alabama.
In the bill of complaint filed by George I. Martin, in the portions material to this review, it is set forth that the boundary line between the lands belonging to Martin, and the lands belonging to the respondents “is in dispute, and that the correct location of the boundary line or the true line is unknown, and that it is necessary that said line be located and fixed by proper decree of this Court.”
It was prayed:
“ * * * that…
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