Mosley v. Gulf Production Co.

The fence was erected in the fall of 1924, shortly after the partition of Rufus Mosley’s estate. Appellant on a return visit to the farm in February, 1925, paid to his sister, India Anderson, a part of the cost of the fence. For eleven consecutive years, beginning with and including 1925, to and including 1935, appellant either cultivated or rented the land in controversy to others, collecting third-and-fourth or cash rentals. During these years, this land was cultivated by himself or by his tenants, being cultivated down to the fence in question and used for a pasture in the winter.…