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· 6/13/1968

Tenney v. Luplow

Citations

  • 442 P.2d 107
  • 103 Ariz. 363
  • 1968 Ariz. LEXIS 269

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • adverse possession may be based on presumption that facts and circumstances indicate claimant repudiates owner’s title
  • where city unconstitutionally seized strip of land, “there was no public roadway immune from adverse possession”
  • applying prescriptive easement principles to adverse possession
  • applying prescriptive easement principles to adverse possession

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Judges: Lockwood, Udall, Bernstein

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