Anthony v. Searle

How courts have described this case

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• upholding the denial of the plaintiff’s Rule 59(e) motion when it was merely a request that the trial justice “schedule a brief evidentiary hearing” so that the plaintiff could attempt to persuade the trial justice to change his mind
• affirming the trial justice’s finding that a landowner satisfied the elements of adverse possession when he “plant[ed] trees, maintain[ed] a lawn over the disputed [portion] and ma[de] other improvements including the erection of a rabbit hutch and two cold frames”

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