· 4/8/1996
McGregor v. Commissioner of Correction
Citations
- 236 Conn. 919
- 673 A.2d 1144
- 1996 Conn. LEXIS 125
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- “The mere entry and possession of one tenant in common . . . will not be adverse to the co-tenant[.] . . . To constitute adverse possession in such cases, there must be an ouster, an entry and possession, hostile to the title of the co-tenant.”
- “The mere entry and possession of one tenant in common . . . will not be adverse to the co-tenant[.] . . . To constitute adverse possession in such cases, there must be an ouster, an entry and possession, hostile to the title of the co-tenant.”
- “The mere entry and possession of one tenant in common . . . will not be adverse to the co-tenant[.] . . . To constitute adverse possession in such cases, there must be an ouster, an entry and possession, hostile to the title of the co-tenant.”
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