Ennis v. Billingsly
Court of Appeals of Kentucky (pre-1976)
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion op the Court by
Chief Justice
Affirming.
T. A. Ennis brought this suit against George Billingsly to recover 8/10 of an acre of land. Billingsly denied the title of plaintiff, and pleaded title in himself. From a judgment in favor of Billingsly, Ennis ■appeals.
Ennis and Billingsly are adjoining landowners. Lying between tbe two tracts at the place of dispute is-the South Fork of Beaver creek. All the deeds in Billingsly’s title give the “South Fork of Beaver creek, thence down said creek,” as the- western boundary of his tract of land. Although it is stipulated that the-deed under which…
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