Spivey v. Porter
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
WHICHARD, Judge.
Plaintiffs filed a complaint alleging that they owned certain land, defendants owned adjacent land, and defendants had trespassed on their land by building a fence thereon. They sought damages, an order restraining further trespass, and a declaration that they were the owners of the land described. By stipulation the action was treated as a processioning proceeding with associated issues of title by adverse possession.
The court, without a jury, established the common boundary as described in deeds offered by both parties and as indicated by various monuments on the ground. In…
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