Doe v. Roe

Harrington, J.:

It is one of the details that helps to show adverse possession.

Rice, J., also stated that he thought the question was admissible on that ground.

Mr. Tunnell: If they do not claim that it is evidence of title but only an assertion of a claim, I will not take the time to examine the Delaware cases, and will withdraw my objection for the present.

The question was then repeated and the defendant stated that he had paid the taxes on the property in dispute.

*234The jury disagreed and was discharged.

At the beginning of the second trial, plaintiff’s attorney requested the Prothonotary to…