Tex-Wis Company v. Johnson

How courts have described this case

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• holding “24 years in excess of the 10-year statutory period” constituted long-continued possession sufficient for ouster
• taking into consideration advanced age of witness in determining that her testimony was not judicial admission
• taking into consideration advanced age of witness in determining that her testimony was not judicial admission
• acknowledging Kidd, but noting that holdover tenant’s possession can be considered adverse if “tenancy has been repudiated, and notice of such repudiation has been brought home to the titleholder”
• “[A] change in the use or character of possession of the land is sufficient to support a finding of notice of repudiation”
• “[A] change in the use or character of possession of the land is sufficient to support a finding of notice of repudiation”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).