Hill v. Snellings

Belt,, J.

1. In the trial of a processioning case, deeds of conveyance comprising a part of the chain of title of one of the parties and describing a boundary as a certain branch, when tendered in evidence in behalf of the party who claimed under them and who alleged that such branch was the true divisional line, were not inadmissible and subject to be excluded upon objection that the language in each as to boundary constituted a mere declaration by the maker and was not binding on other persons, it appearing that the deeds were tendered not as documents binding upon the objecting party, but…