(appellee filed an action against appellant, seeking a declaration that a public road had been established over appellant’s property; after a jury trial, the trial court entered judgment in favor of appellee, finding that the road, which had been dedicated to the public in 1932, had not been abandoned; in affirming the trial court’s judgment, the court ruled that appellant could not collaterally attack the commissioner court’s establishment of a road in 1932; the court also found that the evidence was sufficient to establish that the road crossing appellant’s property was part of the public road established in 1932; finally, the court found that the jury’s finding that the road had not been abandoned was not against the great weight of the evidence; the gates across the road had not been continuously locked or closed).