Levada M. Wells, Trustee of the Wells Family Trust v. Weldon R. Johnson, Jr.

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• stating that, though fencing of land is recognized as visible appropriation of the property enclosed, grazing and related uses of the property are insufficient to establish adverse possession where the disputed land was incidentally enclosed by a casual fence
• stating that, though fencing of land is recognized as visible appropriation of the property enclosed, grazing and related uses of the property are insufficient to establish adverse possession where the disputed land was incidentally enclosed by a casual fence
• occasional grazing of river-bottom land used for sorting of cattle insufficient to establish claim of exclusive ownership

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