Summary
In Webb v. Ritter, 60 W. Va. 193, 54 S.E. 484, this Court held that a deed, which described the land mentioned in it as: "All that certain tract or parcel of land situate in McDowell county, West Virginia, on Rings Branch, Peggy's Fork and Laurel Creek, all tributaries, of the Dry Fork and Tug River, supposed by estimation to contain one hundred acres be and the same more or less," was void for uncertainty of the description.
Summary of this case from Harper v. Pauley, et alOpinion
(Filed 5 May, 1909.)
ACTION for damages, tried before Murphy, J., and a jury, at November Term, 1908, of CALDWELL.
W. C. Newland and M. N. Harshaw for plaintiff.
Jones Whisnant for defendant.
Defendant appealed.
The Court is of opinion, upon an examination of this case, that the matters involved are almost entirely of fact and that no error was committed upon the trial.
No error.