Vincent v. Gurley

This is an appeal from a permanent injunction granted appellee against appellant on final hearing of cahse in the trial court. The facts which we deem material are without dispute. In March, 1925, appellant purchased 471 acres of land from J. S. Harrison and J. B. Earle, which was conveyed by warranty deed, and which deed contained the following recital: “J. S. Harrison, one of the grantors herein, reserves the right of ingress and egress forever, across the said premises herein conveyed, to and from a farm, adjoining the tract herein conveyed, which is owned by the said J. S. Harrison. But…