Bowman v. Hall

This action was brought by the appellees to enjoin the appellants from repeatedly trespassing upon a 12-foot strip of land to which the appellees asserted title. By answer and cross-complaint the appellants alleged title in themselves and asked for a similar injunction against the appellees. After hearing-oral testimony the chancellor found for the plaintiffs and entered the decree from which the appeal is taken.

Before the case was reached for submission to this court the appellees filed a motion to strike the bill of exceptions and to affirm the decree for want of error on the face of the…