Dickinson v. Rand

Lively, Judge:

This controversy is over an alleged contract for right of way for Rand over property owned by Dickinson consisting of three tracts lying contiguous to each other, namely, 1 9/10 acres, 30 7/10 acres purchased from G-rishaber, and a tract known as the Swann tract, acreage not stated; the claimed right of way running'from “G-” to “P” to “M” on the map. The map will aid in understanding the controversy.

Rand owns 27 acres purchased, from Glover, which lie south of the lands above mentioned and adjoin C. A. Grishaber. The northwest portion of his land is bounded by an old county road…