Buis v. Henry Medford, Inc.

OPINION

FRANKS, Judge.

Defendant appeals from the chancellor’s establishing a boundary line between the parties, insisting the Powell River is the true boundary line separating the parties’ lands.

The dispute is essentially over 4 acres of land lying along the eastern side of the Powell River. At trial, it was the contention of the plaintiff that his boundary crossed the river and encompassed the 4 acres, while the defendant insisted that the boundary between the parties was the river.

After hearing the evidence, the chancellor rejected all claims of adverse possession and concluded “[NJeither…