Portis v. Stuckey Bros.

Conley Byrd, Justice.

Involved in this dispute is the title to 13.33 acres of land which C. J. Stewart had acquired without color of title, by adverse pedal possession. Appellant, D. F. Portis, and appellee, Stuckey Brothers, Inc., both claim title to the1 disputed tract through the heirs at law of C. J. Stewart. The trial court found that Stuckey Brothers owned an undivided one-half interest in the disputed tract. Portis brings this appeal alleging that Stuckey Brothers holds whatever title it has subject to the rights and equities of Portis and that Stuckey Brothers’ predecessors in title…