&198tna Life Ins. Co., Etc. v. Castle

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• “[A]ppellee’s deeds were ehampertous and void to the extent they purported to convey the land within the interference because such land was in the adverse possession of appellant’s predecessor in title when the deeds were executed.” Emphasis supplied

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