Seals v. Williams

Citations

• 80 Miss. 234

Syllabus

<p>1. Forcible Entry. Definition.</p> <p>An entry upon land against tbe will of the person in possession, however quietly made, is forcible in legal contemplation. Parker v. Eason, 68 Miss., 290, cited.</p> <p>2. Same. Possession. Deed.</p> <p>One who by his tenant is in actual possession under a deed of a part of a tract of land conveyed to him thereby, will he deemed in legal possession of the whole tract conveyed, there being no adverse possession. Wilson v. Williams, 52 Miss., 487; Buford v. Railroad Co., 73 lb., 494, cited.</p>