Culligan Water Conditioning, Inc. v. Heirs of Watson

MARVIN, Judge.

This appeal of a declaratory judgment involves title to portions of a 150-foot strip of land in Shreveport on which a track was maintained by a railroad for more than a hundred years until it was removed about 1962. Plaintiff’s title, which was recognized in the judgment, stems from heirs of the person who owned the property when the railroad was built. Defendants, who are appealing the judgment, generally are owners of city lots abutting the strip whose claims or titles stem from the railroad and adverse possession.1 We affirm.

*131This case is somewhat of a sequel to Bray v. Boyd,…