Hanks v. Spann
Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
THOMAS, Judge.
This is the second time these parties have been before this court. Louis B. Hanks, Margaret C. Hanks, and Tommy F. Clement own lands in Marion County that are divided by an old road, 10 feet wide, referred to in the testimony as a “field road,” a “logging road,” or a “wagon road.” The deeds of the Hankses and Clement describe the road as the boundary between their properties. Billy Mack Spann owns land at the southwest end of the road. Spann and his predecessors in title had used the road without objection from the Hankses and Clement, or their predecessors in title, for more…
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