Windsor v. Sarsfield

This is a suit over a disputed boundary line. In 1890, the property being owned by appellants, a fence was built a part of the way along the east boundary of the tract of land now owned by respondents. In 1893, the land was sold to a man named Cook, who began the erection of a fence along the east line, to connect with the fence already erected. He was told that the fence was east of what was perhaps the true line, and accordingly set his fence over so that, when he came to the fence that had been erected by appellants, he made a right angle turn, or as it is described, a jog of six or eight…