Gleckler v. Denton
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
BAUGH, Justice.
This suit presents a controversy between the owners of Lots 20 and 20½ in Enfield “A” in the City of Austin. The appellees acquired title to Lot 20½ in June, 1923, and appellant acquired title to Lot 20 in May, 1929. The two lots adjoined and had a common boundary. The sole question presented is whether appellees, who owned and resided upon Lot 20½, acquired title by limitation to a strip of land about two feet wide claimed by appellant to be a part of Lot 20 adjoining Lot 20½. The trial was to the court without a jury, judgment rendered for appellees, who were defendants…
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