Peters v. Hendricks
Court of Appeals of Kentucky (pre-1976)
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion op the Court by
Judge Willis
Affirming.
This appeal presents a controversy between adjoining landowners involving a small strip of land paralleling a division fence. Both farms border on the Tennessee river. Appellant, O. E. Peters, acquired his land on November 7, 1925; whilst the appellees had previously, on September 26,1911, acquired the adjoining farm. Part of the boundary line between the farms is a lme, which has been used for many years, and the remainder of the line extends from the lane to the river bank at an elm. A woven wire fence extends from a white oak tree at the end of…
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