Pendry v. Wright

Citations

• 20 Fla. 828

Syllabus

<p>A bill in equity filed to settle boundary lines between adjoining owners of land, no “confusion of boundaries ” being involved, but only a dispute as to tlie location of the true boundary, it being a section line established by the United States surveys, presents only a naked question of title of which a court of chancery has no jurisdiction. The alleged fraudulent conduct of defendant in attempting to establish a line other than the true line which he has heretofore acknowledged, does not give equity jurisdiction.</p>