Behrend v. Buchmann
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Appeal from a. judgment of the circuit court for Outar gamie county: Edgar V. Werner, Circuit Judge. This action was brought by the plaintiffs to enjoin trespass by defendants on plaintiffs’ lands.
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Appeal from a. judgment of the circuit court for Outar gamie county: Edgar V. Werner, Circuit Judge. This action was brought by the plaintiffs to enjoin trespass by defendants on plaintiffs’ lands. Robert and Ida Behrend and Fred Buchmann were owners of adjoining lots in the village of Hortonville, Wisconsin, on November 12, 1914. For several years prior to this date there had existed a difference of opinion and some dispute between the plaintiffs and the defendant Fred Buch-mann a-s to the division line between their respective tracts of land as described in their respective deeds. For the…
1Opinion of the CourtSiebecker, J.
It is contended that the court erred in finding that the land lying west of the line locatéd and agreed upon by plaintiffs and defendant Fred Buchmann on November 12, 1914, as the correct division line between their properties, did not constitute a part of defendants’ homestead and *245that plaintiffs had been in actual possession and occupancy of these lands lying west of such line since 1896. It cannot be-said that these findings are against the clear preponderance of the evidence, and hence they must be approved. The claim is made that the agreement of defendant Fred Buchmann, the husband of…
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