Allen v. Batchelder

How courts have described this case

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• describing another such individual as a “bounty hunter in troubled titles”
• award of $5,000 in damages for appellee’s legal fees for the appeal, as well as double costs
• jury may infer ouster from long, exclusive and uninterrupted possession by one co-tenant
• jury may infer ouster from long, exclusive and uninterrupted possession by one co-tenant
• court will not deem an appeal to be “frivolous because it presents an argument that is novel, unusual or ingenious, or urges adoption of a new principle of law or revision of an old one”
• appeal that \cover[ed] no ground not gone over by [previous] cases\ was frivolous

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