Weir v. Van Bibber

Citations

• 34 Tex. 226

Syllabus

<p>I. ft is necessary to the validity'of an- entry of land that it be made with such certainty and precision that the- adjacent lands, remaining vacanty can^be- located without-confusion of the boundaries.</p> <p>Whether the lodging of a testimonio itt the General Land, Office operated'as constructive notice of the grant, or whether it should have been recorded ib the county where the lands were situated, were questions oí law and for the determination- of the court.</p> <p>3. That evidence adduced for the purpose of proving the locality of a grant . was uncertain and indeterminate- in its character was not a- sufficient reason for excluding it from the consideration of the jury, if it tended to-establish the issue-</p>