Dimura v. Williams

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• one can prove a consentable line “whether the fence is precisely on the right line or not”
• one can prove a consentable line \whether the fence is precisely on the right line or not\
• unlike adverse possession, not essential that fence line as boundary for consentable line be substantial
• appellant’s long-standing fence line, when joined with other fences, established appellant’s ownership of strip of land where it was recognized as boundary line between her property and neighbors’ parcels

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).