FLYING ELK INVESTMENT, LLC v. Cornwall
Idaho Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
W. JONES, Justice.
I. Nature of the Case
This case is a land dispute over a nineteen-acre sliver of land between properties belonging to Flying Elk Investment and David Cornwall. Flying Elk had its lot surveyed in 2003, revealing that a fence dividing the two lots cuts into its property nearly 300 feet in some places. It now seeks to quiet title and obtain possession of the disputed land. Cornwall contends that because the fence has been present for roughly seventy years, the disputed land is now legally his under the theory of boundary by agreement.
II. Factual and Procedural Background
At issue…
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