Miller v. Hebert

STOKER, Judge.

The appellant contests the establishment of a boundary along an old fence line between his property and the appellees’ land.

FACTS

The plaintiffs in this suit are five brothers and sisters who inherited property from an aunt. The aunt’s husband, Paul An-gelle, had purchased the land from Leonard LeBlanc in 1944. The defendants were the heirs of the wife of Elphege Hebert. El-phege Hebert bought thirty arpents from Leonard LeBlanc in 1898, and an additional arpent in 1904. The tracts of Paul Angelle and Elphege Hebert were contiguous.

The plaintiffs filed this boundary action on…