Barge v. McArthur

Without detailing the evidence, which was in sharp dispute, it is sufficient to say that the court was fully warranted in finding that the appellees had acquired title to the land in controversy by adverse possession for more than ten years, and in awarding the relief granted.

The appellants contend that the description, as set out in the decree, fails to establish with certainty the line between the parties; and the appellees have moved for a modification of the decree so as to make the description clear and accurate, if the same is necessary.

It is impossible for this Court to follow the…