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· 5/10/2004

Ladiser v. Huff

Citations

  • 121 Wash. App. 1039
  • 2004 Wash. App. LEXIS 1653

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  • a tenant in common does not have a trespass claim against another tenant in common unless the latter's acts “amount to a destruction of the common property or effect a practical destruction of the interest of his co-tenant therein. . .”

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