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Section 35-3-1

Proceedings authorized; conclusiveness of established lines.

In addition to any other proceeding authorized under the laws of this state which establish or determine disputed land lines or boundaries between coterminous owners, the following proceedings may be had in the circuit court; but the remedy hereby given shall not be exclusive of any other remedy given or authorized under the laws of this state. When disputed boundary lines are once established under this article, or any other proceedings authorized by law, they shall be as binding and conclusive upon the parties as any other judgment to establish or settle disputed boundary lines.

(Code 1923, §6439; Code 1940, T. 47, §2.)

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Section 35-3-1

Proceedings authorized; conclusiveness of established lines.

In addition to any other proceeding authorized under the laws of this state which establish or determine disputed land lines or boundaries between coterminous owners, the following proceedings may be had in the circuit court; but the remedy hereby given shall not be exclusive of any other remedy given or authorized under the laws of this state. When disputed boundary lines are once established under this article, or any other proceedings authorized by law, they shall be as binding and conclusive upon the parties as any other judgment to establish or settle disputed boundary lines.

(Code 1923, §6439; Code 1940, T. 47, §2.)

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Section 35-3-1

Proceedings authorized; conclusiveness of established lines.

In addition to any other proceeding authorized under the laws of this state which establish or determine disputed land lines or boundaries between coterminous owners, the following proceedings may be had in the circuit court; but the remedy hereby given shall not be exclusive of any other remedy given or authorized under the laws of this state. When disputed boundary lines are once established under this article, or any other proceedings authorized by law, they shall be as binding and conclusive upon the parties as any other judgment to establish or settle disputed boundary lines.

(Code 1923, §6439; Code 1940, T. 47, §2.)