Gammons v. Caswell

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that ultimate fact to be proved in adverse possession case is whether the claimant has acted toward the land in question as would an average owner
• explaining that ultimate fact to be proved in adverse possession case is whether the claimant has acted toward the land in question as would an average owner
• explaining that ultimate fact to be proved in adverse possession case is whether the claimant has acted toward the land in question as would an average owner
• finding property not clearly delineated on a plat map, or referenced by a lot number was not part of the plat subdivision.
• finding property not clearly delineated on a plat map, or referenced by a lot number was not part of the plat subdivision.
• finding claim of right through mere use and improvement of disputed land

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).