Clark v. Mathis

Frank Holt, Justice.

The appellant brought this action to enjoin the appellee from obstructing a roadway easement which appellant had purchased from the record owner. Appellant, also, claimed an easement by virtue of an existing road. The appellee responded that he owns, by adverse possession, the lands across which appellant claims the easement. The chancellor resolved the issue in appellee’s favor and cancelled appellant’s asserted easement across the lands. On appeal appellant contends the chancellor “erred in his finding.”

In 1969 appellant purchased the NWM and leased the disputed portion…