Leifheit v. Neylon

Deemer, J.—

Appellee is the owner of a' certain lot in the city of Des Moines, except the east thirty-six feet thereof, and appellant is the owner of the east thirty-six feet of said lot. Each acquired owenrship of his property by conveyance from one L. M. Mann, who at one time owned the entire lot. The controversy is over the boundary or division line between these two parcels of land. There is a barn upon defendant’s property, and a fence between that owned by the respective parties to this action, which, if found to be on the true line, gives defendant a strip thirty-six and thirty-three…