King v. Dickerson

The ordinary was authorized to find from the evidence, though conflicting, that there was a prescriptive use of the private road in question, that it was not over fifteen feet in width, that the prescriptive use had been over seven years in duration, that such use had ripened by permission (Thomas v. Scott, 23 Ga. App. 652, 99 S. E. 57), and by repairs being made by the defendant in error and other users thereof, not only within the seven-year period, but for a time as extended beyond such period when the plaintiff in error was charged with notice that the way was being maintained in…