Crawford v. . Orr
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Civil Actios to recover possession of land tried at Fall Term, 18S0, of Hexderson Superior, before Gilmer J. Verdict and judgment for defendant, appeal by plaintiff.
1Opinion of the CourtSmith, C. J.
The defendant sets up as a defence to the plaintiff’s action, an award made establishing the boundary line between their respective tracts of land, over which he has not trespassed, and the appeal brings before us certain assigned errors in the rulings of the court in respect to the award. The agreement of submission is in these words: “We, the undersigned, having a matter in dispute with reference to the location of the proper line between our lands, have this day agreed between ourselves to refer the matter to two disinterested men, together wdth A. L. Patterson, as surveyor, with the…
2Cases cited3 opinions
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