Grants Pass Land & Water Co. v. Brown
California Supreme Court
The facts are stated in the opinion of the court.
1Opinion of the CourtShaw, J.
The plaintiff appealed from the judgment within sixty days after its entry and brings up the evidence in a bill of exceptions.
The complaint states a cause of action against the defendant to quiet title to 1198.67 acres of land, constituting a part of a large Mexican grant known as the Rancho Providencia. The defendant is the owner of land adjoining said ranch along a part of the easterly and southerly sides thereof. The dispute between the parties concerns the location of the boundary line between the two tracts. The plaintiff proved a record title from the government to the land it claims,…
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