Layson v. Galloway
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
*100OPINION of tlie Court, by
Judge Qwsiey.
This is an appeal from a judgment in an ejectment entered in favor of the appellees, who were -plaintiffs in the court below. The appellant derived title to the land in contest under an adverse claim in the name of John Morton; and in the progress of the trial moved that court to instruct the jury “ that if they should be satisfied from the evidence in the cause that the appellant had been in actual quiet and uninterrupted possession of tlie land in contest for upwards of twenty years prior to thesueing out the writ of ejectment in the suit, and that the…
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