Cox v. Heuseman
Supreme Court of Virginia
Error to a judgment of the Circuit Court of Goochland county, in a statutory proceeding to establish a disputed boundary. Judgment for defendant. Plaintiff assigns error.
1Opinion of the CourtKelly, J.
This is a statutory proceeding instituted by W. H. Cox to establish a disputed boundary line between his land and that of an adjoining landowner, Henry Heuseman.
There was a jury trial, which resulted in a verdict finding the line substantially as claimed by the defendant. Heuseman, and the court, in accordance therewith, rendered the judgment under review.
*161The material facts will sufficiently appear as we proceed, with a discussion of such of the assignments of error as seem to us to require attention. The first assignment relates to the action of the court in admitting evidence of, and…
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