Brookfield v. Block
Supreme Court of Arkansas
Appeal1 from -Cross Circuit Court; W. J. Driver, Judge; 1. .The property reverted to plaintiff under the provisions of her dedication deed when the alley ceased to he used by the public. 24 Ark. 105; 91 Ark. 407; 99 Id. 404; 35 Id. 70; 34 Id. 534; 103 Id. 425; 28 Id. 282; 98 Id.. 570; 13 Cyc. 611. 1. Where it affirmatively appears that certain evidence was used at the trial is not in the record, it is conclusively presumed that it warranted the judgment.
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Appeal1 from -Cross Circuit Court; W. J. Driver, Judge; 1. .The property reverted to plaintiff under the provisions of her dedication deed when the alley ceased to he used by the public. 24 Ark. 105; 91 Ark. 407; 99 Id. 404; 35 Id. 70; 34 Id. 534; 103 Id. 425; 28 Id. 282; 98 Id.. 570; 13 Cyc. 611. 1. Where it affirmatively appears that certain evidence was used at the trial is not in the record, it is conclusively presumed that it warranted the judgment. The plat nowhere appears in t'he record. 8 Ark. 439; 77 Id 195; 72 Id. 182; 45 Id. 240. 2. All the interest of appellant passed to Merriman…
1Opinion of the CourtHart, J.
Nannie E. Brookfield instituted this action in the circuit court against B. Block to recover possession of a strip of land twenty-four feet wide by ninety-six feet long in the west half of block five in the town of Wynne in Cross County, Ark.
On the 24th day of May, 1883, Joshua Brookfield and Nannie E. Brookfield, his wife, conveyed by warranty deed to B. B. Merriman, “the west half of block number five in accordance with the plat of the town of Wynne in said county now on file in the office of the recorder of said County of Cross.” On the 28th day of March, 1890, plaintiff filed for record a…
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