McCrohan v. Parker
Citations
- 109 Miss. 727
- 69 So. 218
Syllabus
<p>Deeds. Property conveyed. Title of grantor.</p> <p>Where the owner of a plantation surveyed and divided the same into blocks and strips for roads for access to the block, and conveyed blocks on condition that there should be left open for public use as half of a roadway a strip fifteen feet wide along the land conveyed, the same to be used as a roadway by the grantor, or by his tenants, or any one acquiring by or through him after that time possession of other land. In such case the grantor had no title to the strips which were embraced within the calls of his deeds.</p>
Judges: Stevens
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