69 So. 564 | Ala. | 1915
This was an action of ejectment by appellant against appellees. Appellees showed the better paper title. Appellant depended upon his showing of a title by the adverse possession of himself and those under whom he claimed. His complaint, stated in the most general way, now is that he was prejudiced by the .exclusion of evidence which would have tended to sustain his claim of an adverse holding. It is extremely doubtful that any of the rulings are presented in a way that entitles them to consideration. — Syllacauga Land Co. v. Hendrix, 103 Ala. 259, 15 South. 594; Henry v. Hall, 106, Ala. 84, 17 South. 187, 54 Am. St. Rep. 22; L. & N. R. R. Co. v. Morgan, 114 Ala. 456, 22 South. 20; Southern Ry. v. Cunningham, 112 Ala. 496, 20 South. 639; Kenan v. Lindsay, 127 Ala. 270, 28 South. 570. However, we have examined the record without finding reversible error.
We have thus considered all those assignments of error that are mentioned in the brief.
Appellant suggests in his brief that appellee had desstroyed deeds to his father and was taking advantage of the fact that appellant could not prove them, because the record of them had been destroyed when the county courthouse was burned. A sufficient answer to , these suggestions is that there is not a particle of evidence in the record to sustain them, nor that Charles Miller, the father, had ever had a deed to the property,
Affirmed.