Croft v. Sanders
Court of Appeals of South Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
Goolsby, Judge:
In this action by the respondent Grady W. Croft to quiet title and to determine the boundary line between his property and that of the appellant Leroy Sanders, an adjoining landowner, the questions on appeal relate to recognition and acquiescence and to adverse possession. The trial court declared Croft the owner in fee simple of the disputed property, a narrow triangular strip that lies between the northern boundary of Croft’s land and the southern boundary of Sanders’s property. We affirm.
In 1970, Croft granted Sanders one acre of land in exchange for a twenty-foot…
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