Mink v. Pope

■ WADDILL, Commissioner.

Appellant sued in equity to enjoin appel-lees from cutting timber on his land and for damages occasioned by alleged previous trespasses. Appellees own the timber rights on a tract adjoining appellant’s land. The determining issue is the proper location of the boundary between the two tracts. The Chancellor found the true boundary to be that contended for by appellees.

The evidence introduced' on behalf’of appellant disclosed that appellees purchased the timber on a tract known' as the Boner land, which adjoined the west boundary'of appellant’s, land. : Appellant hired…