Long v. Robertson

1. Where the sole ground of the protest made to the return of the processioners was that the true dividing line between the parties had not been marked by the processioners, and -not that the processioners had exceeded their powers and marked a line which they had no right to mark,'there was no merit in the objection made by the protestant to the admission in evidence of the return of the processioners, the surveyor’s plat, and the “record of procession,” upon the ground that the processioners, and the surveyor who was specially appointed by the ordinary, went beyond the powers given the…