Harlow v. Miller

How courts have described this case

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• applying presumption of permissive and amical use against son who asserted adverse possession of lands owned by his parents
• presumption that use is permissive and amicable within family relationship ‘second ground’ to support lower court’s finding that possession not adverse
• proof of adverse possession must be established by stronger evidence where claim is against family members
• proof of adverse possession must be established by stronger evidence where claim is against family members
• presumption that use is permissive and amicable within family relationship “second ground” to support lower court’s finding that possession not adverse
• “Where a family relationship between claimants is involved, proof of adverse possession must be established by stronger evidence than is required in other cases.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).