Meyer v. Porath

This appeal is taken from an order made by the trial court amending nunc pro tunc its antecedent findings of fact, conclusions of law and judgment. On January 31, 1949, plaintiff and respondent brought action against defendants and appellants to have it decreed that plaintiff was the owner of a right of way for road purposes over the lands of appellants. The right of way was described as being “a roadway which is now marked out across” appellants’ land, approximately 12 feet in width, and commencing on the westerly line of the servient tenement at a point “approximately” 850 feet north of an…