Summary
In Miller v. White, 3 N.C. 160, the Plaintiff claimed under a patent to Nathan Bryan, beginning at a corner tree, thence south 80 degrees east 40 poles, to Walter Lane's line. There was no actual survey; the 40 poles were completed before arriving at Lane's line. The second line was with Lane's line to his corner, a certain course and distance; but that distance would not reach the corner.
Summary of this case from Cherry v. SladeOpinion
(Spring Riding, 1802.)
NOTE. — See S. c., reported in 1 N.C.
Cited: Cherry v. Slade, 7 N.C. 90; Wood v. Sparks, 18 N.C. 389; Dula v. McGhee, 34 N.C. 333; Brown v. House, 118 N.C. 886.