Ozley v. Guthrie
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
This action arose out of what began as a boundary line dispute.
Thomas and Marie Guthrie owned Lot 24; Wilber and Mavis Collins owned adjacent Lot 25. There was a dispute between them over the location of the boundary line between them. The Guthries sold their lot to Willie E. and Sara E. Ozley on April 3, 1973; the Collins' dispute over the boundary continued with the new owners. On January 15, 1976, the Collinses sued the Ozleys, and asked the court to fix the true boundary. The Ozleys answered the complaint and, in a third party action, sued the Guthries, claiming that the Guthries, when…
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