76 Ind. App. 242 | Ind. Ct. App. | 1921
There was evidence from which the court could reasonably infer that at thé time of the conveyance by the common owner of the north part of the lot now owned by appellee, the dividing line was agreed upon between him and his grantee, and the evidence shows that upon such line a plank fence was built, and it appears that. the fence had stood substantially upon that line down to the time of the commencement of this action. Some slight changes were made therein, as it appears, to suit the convenience of the owner at the time, and without involving any question as to title or location of the dividing line. The grandson of the above mentioned grantee testified that, “It looks like it was right on the old line. I went all around it and it looks like right where it was when I left.” He had theretofore testified that he had left in the year 1869. It is true that the deed of conveyance to appellee, which was an adminis
The judgment is affirmed.