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· 3/6/1915

Terrell v. Chessmore

Citations

  • 94 Kan. 611
  • 146 P. 1152
  • 1915 Kan. LEXIS 136

Syllabus

<p>SYLLABUS BY THE COURT.</p> <p>Boundaries and Surveys — Findings Sustained by the Evidence —Survey Properly Made- — -True Lines and Corners Established — Survey Approved. Findings of fact and a judgment based thereon approving the report of a surveyor appointed by the court to establish certain corners and boundaries examined and held:</p> <p>1. The material findings are sustained by sufficient evidence. ’</p> <p>2. The survey was sufficiently extended and was made according to the approved method.</p> <p>3. The survey merely established true lines and corners and does not affect the location of an independent agreed boundary or ownership or possession depending upon a valid boundary agreement.</p> <p>4. The dissatisfaction of parties who are adversely interested with the result of the survey does not affect its validity.</p> <p>5. A trial by jury was properly denied.</p>

Judges: Burch

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