Kitchen v. Chantland
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from, Webster District Court. — Hon.. J. R. Whitaker, Judge. This is a controversy over the boundary line between plaintiff’s and defendant’s lots. The trial court dismissed plaintiff’s petition, and she appeals.—
1Opinion of the CourtDeemer, J.
Defendant is the owner of a tract of ground ninety by one hundred and fifty-two feet in the southwest comer of block 1 in Plumb’s addition to the- city of Ft. Dodge; and plaintiff owns a tract immediately adjoining that of defendant on the east, ninety-seven by one hundred and fifty-two feet. The southeast corner of the block, which is one hundred and eighty-seven feet in width, is owned by one Mahar. This controversy is over the boundary line between plaintiff’s and defendant’s tracts; there being a dispute as to a strip seven and one-half feet in width running the entire length of the two…
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