Fletcher v. Hurt

*486Opinion op the Court by

Judge Clarke

Affirming.

The lands of appellant and appellees adjoin, and the only question at issue in this action for an injunction to prevent trespass is the correct location of the dividing lines between them. Upon that question of fact the overwhelming weight of the evidence sustains the judgment of the chancellor, both in locating the lines as described in the title papers and in sustaining in part and rejecting in part appellant’s claim by adverse possession beyond those lines.

Appellant’s complaints of the judgment are, that atone place it extends the called-for…