Reynolds v. Wallace

*317This is an action of ejectment. The plaintiff and defendant own adjoining tracts of land acquired from a common source. Defendants concede that the plaintiff has a perfect title to the land as described in the declaration and in the deed under which he claims; but they deny that under a proper interpretation of such description the true boundary line between their land and the land of the plaintiff is the line contended for by the latter. In other words, the entire controversy turns upon the location of the line between the two tracts. The evidence in regard thereto was conflicting. The jury…