Holt v. Tate

Jenkins, Justice.

Some elaboration of headnote 6 seems proper. Taking the description of the land sued for as contained in the security deed, since it appears that the entire eastern boundary is described as being the original land line of lot 213, and since the southern boundary of the premises is likewise ascertainable as being the northern boundary of land belonging to Gee, the southeast corner of the conveyed premises is determined by the point where the northeast corner of Gee’s land touches the original line of lot 213. From this starting point, following the northern boundary of Gee’s…