Glover v. Wright
Supreme Court of Georgia
Title. Boundaries. Landlord and tenant. New trial. •Before Judge Roney. Richmond superior court. April term, 1888. Reported in the decision.
1Opinion of the Court
Bleckley, Chief Justice.
This is one. of the clearest cases we have ever had. It appears from the evidence that when the father and the son made their respective purchases in 1871, it was contemplated on the part of the owner of the five acre tract, to divide it into four lots, so as to give one house to each lot, there being then, as we understand from the record, four houses on five acres. The deed executed to the son failed to specify definitely any east and west boundaries, and there was no definition of these boundaries until the survey of 1874- was accomplished. Then the lines were run…
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