· 11/13/1975
Bushey v. Seven Lakes Reservoir Company
Citations
- 545 P.2d 158
- 37 Colo. App. 106
How courts have described this case
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- entry by record owner does not destroy adverse possession when such entry is for specific and limited purpose and is consistent with the type of possession asserted by adverse claimant
- record owner reservoir company’s entry from time to time onto land to spray weeds and inspect reservoir did not interrupt exclusive possession of adverse claimant who had fenced land and farmed and pastured area up to fence line
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Judges: Ruland
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