Larkins v. Miller.

Superior Court of North Carolina

Larkins v. Miller.

3 N.C. 345

Superior Court of North Carolina·Decided May 5, 1805·Published

Opinion

Hall, Jcfege.

The possession of this quarter of an acre, is the possession of all the disputed tract of whxch.it is a part; such possession will prevent the running of the act of limitations against the defendant. Both parties have colour of title under different grants and deeds, and the perfect title is in him who hac had the requisite possession.

The plaintiff suffered a nonsuit.

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Hall, Jcfege.

The possession of this quarter of an acre, is the possession of all the disputed tract of whxch.it is a part; such possession will prevent the running of the act of limitations against the defendant. Both parties have colour of title under different grants and deeds, and the perfect title is in him who hac had the requisite possession.

The plaintiff suffered a nonsuit.

Larkins v. Miller., 3 N.C. 345 (N.C. Ct. App. 1805).

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