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Quatannens v. Tyrrell
No. 032562Supreme Court of Virginia
032562 Quatannens v. Tyrrell 09/17/2004 In a dispute over a narrow strip of land between adjoining landowners, the trial court erred in concluding that the plaintiffs failed to establish ownership of the dispu…
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032562 Quatannens v. Tyrrell 09/17/2004 In a dispute over a narrow strip of land between adjoining landowners, the trial court er…
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032562 Quatannens v. Tyrrell 09/17/2004 In a dispute over a narrow strip of land between adjoining landowners, the trial court erred in concluding that the plaintiffs failed to establish ownership of the disputed land by adverse possession, where the evidence showed that despite not knowing that their property did not in fact include the disputed land, plaintiffs and their predecessors in interest had used and enclosed the land and had constructed and maintained a portion of a room of their residence, a brick archway, and a walkway on it for a period of time satisfying the minimum period set by Code § 8.01-236. The judgment of the trial court is reversed and the case is remanded.
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