12 La. Ann. 689 | La. | 1856
In this case the plaintiff, claiming to be' the owner of a tract of land situated on the Bayou Vermillion, alleges that the boundaries which had been once fixed, separating- his land from those owned by the adjoining proprietors, both above and below him, were no longer to be seen, and that said adjoining proprietors, though amicably requested,- had refused to fix the limits extrajudicially. He therefore prays that they be cited, that after due proceedings, said limits may be fixed according to law, and a surveyor appointed for that purpose. Both of the defendants aver that they have been in the peaceable
It is ordered, that the judgment appealed from be reversed, and that' the case be remanded for further proceedings according to law, and in conformity with the foregoing opinion, the costs of the appeal to be paid' by the appellee..