Weis v. Kozak
Court of Appeals of Minnesota
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
LANSING, Judge.
This is a boundary line dispute between adjoining property owners John Weis and Harry Kozak. A survey showed the property line does not coincide with the fence line, and each landowner claimed ownership of the resulting strip of land. 1 Kozak brought this quiet-title action and the trial court determined that he was the fee simple owner of the disputed strip. Weis appeals the judgment, claiming title through adverse possession or by practical location. We affirm.
FACTS
Harry Kozak and John Weis own adjoining parcels of land in Sherburne county. Kozak’s property is…
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