Fagan v. Grady

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• determining the deed addressed the controlling monument, extrinsic evidence supported the existence of that monument, and a surveyor placed a new monument in the same location at a later date
• controlling monuments were mentioned in the deed and supported by extrinsic evidence
• “The doctrine of ‘tacking,’ . . . is one which permits an adverse possessor to add his period of possession to that of a prior adverse possessor, in order to establish continuous adverse possession for the prescriptive period.”

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