Texas Co. v. Slosberg

This case arises over a dispute as to the ownership of a strip of land 3.45 feet wide between lands admittedly owned by plaintiff and defendants. It concerns the location of the proper boundary line between the properties of these parties. The burden is upon the plaintiff, in view of defendants’ denial of the allegations of the complaint, to prove the correct boundary line and its ownership of the tract in dispute together with damages for any accrued loss of rents and profits suffered by it through the wrongful occupation by defendants of this strip of land. Ferrie v. Sperry, 85 Conn. 337,…