Sid Westheimer Co. v. Piner

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• finding that maintaining and watering the disputed area, cutting hay, using it for family gatherings, and parking cars on the disputed area in a rural residential area was sufficient to show actual possession
• finding that maintaining and watering the disputed area, cutting hay, using it for family gatherings, and parking cars on the disputed area in a rural residential area was sufficient to show actual possession
• finding hostile possession when the evidence indicated the adverse possessor believed the disputed property was theirs, treated it as such, and there was no evidence of permission
• finding exclusive possession when the record title holder built a fence enclosing the disputed property on the adverse possessor’s side of the fence, and the adverse possessor mowed and maintained the subject property as their own

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).