103 Iowa 1 | Iowa | 1897
III. The defendant claims there was an oral conveyance to King, or at least a mistake by which the street was omitted from the deed. The evidence offered by him, however, fails to sustain such contention. It rather tends to show that King must have bought with'knowledge that he was not obtaining the vacated street. True, he took possession of it, but this alone, does not establish a purchase. Nor will the mere inference of a witness be sufficient for that purpose. Higginbotham does not pretend to have heard the bargain, or to testify to any of its details,— Reversed,