Hagood v. Hensley

SHORES, Justice.

The Hensleys filed suit against the Ha-goods asking the court to fix the boundary line between their respective properties. After hearing the evidence offered by both sides, the trial court fixed the boundary as contended by the plaintiffs. Defendants appealed. We affirm.

The line as fixed by the court is consistent with a survey made by a competent surveyor. The accuracy of the survey is conceded by the defendants. They simply argue that they have obtained title to part of the plaintiffs’ property up to a fence which was built on the plaintiffs’ land by defendants’ predecessor…