Myers v. Bartholomew

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• holding that common law also recognizes “the existence of implied ouster in cases where the acts of the possessing cotenant are so openly hostile that the nonpossessing cotenants can be presumed to know that the property is being adversely possessed against them”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).