Mageehan v. Lessee of Adams
Mageehan against the Lessee of Adams
Mageehan v. Lessee of Adams, 2 Binn. 109 (1809)
Headnotes
Parol evidence shewthata^ course and s„rv^mdpa. tent are incor- and thauhey are otherwise
Summary
in ERROR.
THIS case was upon a bill of exceptions to the opinion of the Common Pleas of Beaver county.
A survey and patent of one Conrad, which were given in evidence, called for, at the beginning of the tract, a black oak on the state line, thence by the same ISO perches to a post. The plaintiff below offered evidence to prove that the black oak, and the marked line run from the black oak, were not on the state line, but about thirty perches east of it; and this evidence was admitted by the court, notwithstanding the defendant objected to it.
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Judgment affirmed,
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