Fowler v. Ohnick

Citations

• 45 Wash. 44
• 87 P. 1050
• 1906 Wash. LEXIS 919

Syllabus

<p>Forcible Entry and Detainer — Evidence—Sufficiency. In an action of forcible entry and detainer, no other verdict than one for the plaintiff could be allowed to stand, where the evidence shows that there was a discrepancy between the lines of a platted addition and the stakes on the ground, that the plaintiff purchased a lot according to the plat, built a bulkhead thereon and used the portion in question the same as he did other portions of the lot, at all times claiming title thereto, and maintained peaceable possession thereof for over six years, until the adjoining owner built a fence thereon, against his .protest and forcibly prevented the removal thereof.</p>