Fagan v. Grady

The description in the deed of George R. Curtis to the plaintiffs commences at the southeasterly corner of the tract conveyed, at a stone post at land of the defendant Grady, runs westerly a distance of 100 feet to another stone post, turns and runs northerly a distance of 100 feet to a third stone post, and describes the disputed boundary as follows: “thence turning at an angle and running in an easterly direction by land of George R. Curtis a distance of one hundred (100) feet to said Tolend Road and an iron hub set in the ground . . . . ” Finally, the easterly boundary is described as…