Herrmann v. Woodell

WALTERS, Chief Judge.

This is an appeal involving a dispute over title to a strip of land. The Herrmanns brought a quiet title action to establish that an existing fence is the boundary line between their property and property owned by the Woodells and the other appellants. The Herrmanns based their claim of ownership of the disputed property, an approximate eighteen-foot wide strip of land on the west side of the fence, on adverse possession or, alternatively, on agreed boundary by acquiescence. The district court entered judgment quieting title in the Herrmanns. The Woodells, and the other…