Clement v. Nacol

OPINION

BREWSTER, Justice. '

The plaintiff, Adam S. Nacol, sued defendant, Howard Clement, in trespass to try title. The case started as a jury trial, but at the close of all the evidence the trial court dismissed the jury and rendered judgment, stating that the court was of the opinion that plaintiff, Nacol, should recover from the defendant, Clement, the title and possession of the premises described (the land was here described in the trial court’s judgment by metes and bounds).

The judgment also stated the following:

“The Court further finds that the Plaintiff has the right, after having put…