Barclay v. Tussey

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• attempt to form an oral contract for deed will not make possession permissive when land is actually occupied under claim of right
• attempt to form an oral contract for deed will not make possession permissive when land is actually occupied under claim of right
• \[T]he doctrine of adverse possession is intended to protect one who honestly enters into possession of land in the belief that the land is his own.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).