Wadsworth v. Myers

CAMPBELL, Judge.

This is a boundary line dispute between appellants, the Wadsworths, and appellees, the Myerses. The trial court found in favor of appellees. We affirm.

The dispute arose when appellants had the property surveyed in 1988, and discovered that the boundary line that they and appellees had observed for approximately eleven years was incorrect and that appel-lees, in fact, encroached on appellants’ property by several feet in some places.

In 1963, appellees had purchased, by recorded agreement for deed, a triangular piece of property, Parcel A, from William and Irene Byrd. The Byrds…