Commonwealth v. Dahl

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• acts such as paying taxes, collecting rents, occupying and enjoying entire premises are \`equivocal'\ because they are consistent with right of cotenant to \possess for all and be willing or compelled to account to all\
• person who has received inheritance in one sense holds \adversely to all the world... but not in the sense in which [that] term is used in the law of disseisin\ because there is no wrongful intent
• acts such as paying taxes, collecting rents, occupying and enjoying entire premises are equivocal because they are consistent with right of cotenant to “possess for all and be willing or compelled to account to all”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).