Smith v. Claybrook
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
This is a boundary dispute between coterminous landowners concerning a strip of land approximately 150' X 770', but irregular in width. Plaintiff, Sarah Claybrook, claims the area by deed and by will. She has made all the tax payments on the property in question. Defendants, Frank Smith and Kenneth E. Smith, who are uncle and nephew, claim the area by adverse possession. The lower court heard the case, and upon the advice of the jury, found in favor of the plaintiff, and the defendants appeal. We affirm.
R.D. Claybrook and Sarah L. Claybrook, husband and wife, purchased a 44 acre farm on…
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