Apo v. Dillingham Investment Corp.
Hawaii Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT BY
LEVINSON, J.
The plaintiffs-appellants brought an action to quiet title to four parcels of land, alleging ownership both by deed and adverse possession. Two defendants claimed title to the four parcels, and the remaining defendants were adjoining landowners. The defendants conceded that the plaintiffs obtained title by adverse possession to 1.37 acres of land enclosed by a stonewall on one parcel (R.P. Grant 3079). At the conclusion of the plaintiffs’ case, the trial court instructed the jury to find for the plaintiffs as to the 1.37 acres and for the defendants as to…
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