Lewis v. Houchins

MiNor W. Millwee, Justice.

This is a dispute over the location of a boundary line between two residential lots in the City of Blytheville.

Appellants, T. L. Lewis and Ada Lewis, purchased Lot 75, Original Survey of the City of Blytheville, in January, 1944. At that time Lot 75 was vacant and appellee, Addie B. Houchins, owned and resided on Lot-74 which lies north of and adjacent to Lot 75.

Appellants first filed suit in August, 1944, claiming that appellee was trespassing about five feet upon the north side of their lot. After much delay and two non-suits, a trial on June 20, 1950, resulted in…