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Martin v. Garner
121540 Martin v. Garner 06/06/2013 In a declaratory judgment action for determination of title to a private alley running between parcels of property, no error is found in the ruling of the circuit court that …
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121540 Martin v. Garner 06/06/2013 In a declaratory judgment action for determination of title to a private alley running between…
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121540 Martin v. Garner 06/06/2013 In a declaratory judgment action for determination of title to a private alley running between parcels of property, no error is found in the ruling of the circuit court that the owners of one parcel hold fee simple title up to the centerline of that portion of the alley abutting their property, or in its dismissal of a claim against other abutting property owners seeking a determination as to ownership of the remaining length of the alley. The judgment of the circuit court is affirmed.
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