Davis v. Chadwick

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• finding grazing livestock on the disputed parcel for the full growing season was adequate to satisfy the actual possession element
• declining to delineate the scope of what constitutes a substantial enclosure but finding a boundary fence sufficiently put the record title holder on notice of the adverse claim
• declining to delineate the scope of what constitutes a substantial enclosure but finding a boundary fence sufficiently put the record title holder on notice of the adverse claim
• town’s seasonal removal of fence to permit public access to sledding hill did not negate the exclusiveness of claimants’ possession
• “We have recognized that adverse possession can be established by the pasturing of livestock during the growing season within a substantial enclosure.”
• \We have recognized that adverse possession can be established by the pasturing of livestock during the growing season within a substantial enclosure.\

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