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· 4/29/1887

McAninch v. Freeman

Citations

  • 69 Tex. 445
  • 4 S.W. 369
  • 1887 Tex. LEXIS 848

Syllabus

<p>1. Survey. — When a survey calls for a known and established comer of an- - other survey, in the absence of proof that an actual survey was made and that the corner was not actually reached, hue was called for by mistake, the distance must be made to yield to the call for the corner.</p> <p>3. Report oe Survey. — The report of a surveyor appointed by the couit in a cause in which the boundary of a survey is in controversy, is enti tied to no greater weight than the testimony of a witness cognizant of the facts referred to in the report.</p>

Judges: Gaines

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