Clark v. Burchett

Opinion of the Court by

Sandidge, Commissioner

—Affirming.

By judgment of the Pike circuit court, rendered on the 30th day of June, 1920, appellee, W. H. Burchett, was adjudged to be the owner of a tract of land referred to in the record as the “John King-100 acre survey,” and the appellants, Stonewall Clark, and others, were perpetually enjoined from entering and committing acts of trespass upon it. This appeal is prosecuted from that judgment.

The petition in the case was filed December 11, 1906. By appropriate pleadings the parties, both plaintiff and defendant, claimed to own the tract of…