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Real Property – Prescriptive easement – Adverse possession
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Real Property – Prescriptive easement – Adverse possession
Where a judgment has been entered concerning a dock, the trial court’s order granting a prescriptive easement to the defendant to place a 90-foot dock in the water in front of the plaintiffs’ property, but denying the defendant’s claim of adverse possession, should be affirmed. “In this property dispute, plaintiffs/counterdefendants, Jack A. Clark and Dixie
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