Clark v. Reynolds
Supreme Court of Virginia
Appeal from a decree of the Circuit Court of Washington county. Decree for defendant. Complainants appeal. The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the CourtKelly, J.
This suit in equity was brought by Mrs. Martha Clark and her son, William Clark, against Johnson Reynolds to enjoin and restrain him from interfering with their use of a private road or right of way through his premises. The relief prayed for was denied them by the circuit court, and the Clarks brought this appeal.
[1-3] There is some marked conflict of testimony, but a careful consideration satisfies us that the weight of the evidence supports the following statement: Shortly prior to November 13, 1874, Traynor Sullins, who was the father of Martha Clark and the grandfather of William Clark,…
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