Richardson v. Register

Stukes, Justice.

This action resolved itself into an action to try title to nine and one-half acres, largely woodland, which lies to the south of plaintiff’s admitted acreage, and to the north of the defendant. There is no question of adverse possession. It is really a dispute as to the location of the dividing line of the respective farms of the litigants.

The issue was submitted to the jury which returned verdict for plaintiff and the defendant has appealed upon numerous exceptions.

The plaintiff purchased from W. T. Johnson who made deed to him dated November 16, 1943, which contained the…