Roberts v. Harms
Missouri Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
CLARK, Judge.
In this action brought to settle a disputed land boundary, plaintiffs Leland N. and Ruby May Roberts prevailed below. Defendants Julius and Huida Harms appeal contending evidence of a surveyor called by plaintiffs and relied on by the trial court to support its judgment was improperly received over objection that the survey did not commence at a government corner. Reversed.
Harms own the west half of a quarter/quarter section which they bought in 1948. Lots were later platted from the east half of the same quarter/quarter section and in 1961 the Roberts bought one of these lots…
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