Beeler v. Coy

Upon the plea of liberum, tenementum, and the replication thereto, the trespasses located upon the land described in the plea, and upon that part of it which is included in the boundary set forth by the plaintiff in the declaration and replication, as the abuttals of his close. And the question made is, whether the land thus included in the boundary claimed by each party, is the soil, close and freehold of the defendant or of the plaintiff,- or in other words, in whom is the right of entry or possession? The defendant shows no paper derivation of title from the Commonwealth for the land in…