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Davidson's Lessee v. Shelton

2 Tenn. 1
Tennessee Superior Court for Law and Equity·Decided September 6, 1804·Published

Opinion

The surveyor of the plaintiff's land was produced to prove that he had never been on the land, *Page 2 or made any marks for the corners, sed per curiam. CAMPBELL and OVERTON, JJ.; WHITE, J., absent. The surveyor cannot be called to invalidate his own act, his plat being of record must be conclusive on him as surveyor in this instance.

NOTE. — This case is also reported 1 Term. 74. — ED.

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