35 Neb. 238 | Neb. | 1892
This is an action for the forcible entry and detainer of real property, commenced by Ira J. Burleson, before T. W. Iron, a justice of the peace of Holt county, where the plaintiff had judgment. The defendant took the case on error to the district court, where the judgment of the justice was sustained.
A description in a deed like the one contained in the complaint before us would not be void for uncertainty. (Kykendale v. Clinton, 3 Kan., 85; Atwater v. Schenck, 9 Wis., 160; Doughtery v. Purdy, 18 Ill., 206; Billings v. Kankakee Coal Co., 67 Id., 489; Kile v. Yellowhead, 80 Id., 208; Smith v. Crawford, 81 Id., 296; Russell v. Sweezey, 22 Mich., 235.)
It follows from what has been said that the judgment of the district court must be
Affirmed.