Pierce v. Huff

Opinion of the Court by

Judge Cammack

Reversing.

C. P. Huff conveyed two tracts of land, each containing something over 40 acres, to his son, Robert, prior to December, 1937. Shortly after the conveyance Robert filed suit against the heirs of Beckham Anderson, who were the owners of two adjoining tracts of land containing some 100 acres. Robert alleged in that suit that the Andersons had trespassed upon his land. The Anderson tracts had been patented by Phillip Hall. One tract, containing 60 acres, was patented in 1806, and the other, containing 42 acres, was patented in 1855. Robert’s suit…