Todd v. Owens
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
This is a boundary line dispute case. The issue before this Court is whether the judgment of the trial court, establishing the survey line as the true boundary, was contrary to the weight of the evidence and the law.
The parties in this case are coterminous landowners. The land line in dispute is the western boundary of Loyd Parmer Owens and Dona M. Owens's property, and the eastern boundary of Fred Todd's property. The Owenses contend that the boundary line is an old fence line that lies several feet to the west of the line described in their deed. Todd argues that the boundary line is the…
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