· 2/5/1952
Alukonis v. Kashulines
Citations
- 97 N.H. 298
- 86 A.2d 327
- 1952 N.H. LEXIS 16
How courts have described this case
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- holding that a survey of a property did not interrupt the continuity of an adverse possession claim over that property
- stating that forty years of continuous and uninterrupted use of disputed strip to cut hay, garden, and grow crops, combined with fact that strip visually blended in with possessor’s lot due to rudimentary boundary monuments in his favor, constituted adverse possession
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Judges: Lampron
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