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Boggs v. Morrison

135 S.E. 230, 102 W. Va. 240, 1926 W. Va. LEXIS 113
West Virginia Supreme Court·Decided September 28, 1926·No. 5730·Published·Cited by 4 cases

Opinion

*242 Lively, Judge :

Morrison and others, defendants below, here plaintiffs in error, and hereinafter called “Morrison” or “defendants”, prosecute error to the action of the circuit court in setting aside a verdict in their favor in an action of ejectment instituted by defendant in error, James M. Boggs, hereinafter called “Boggs” or “plaintiff”. The location of a division line is the basis of the controversy. The trial map will make the controversy clearer.

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