Legal Opinion
Shilts v. Young
Alaska Supreme Court
Decided July 22, 1977No. 3003, 3102PublishedCited by 29 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
BOOCHEVER, Chief Justice.
This appeal presents issues concerning adverse possession and the validity of a deed. Robert Young brought a quiet title suit claiming title to all eighty acres of United States Survey 691 located on Prince of Wales Island by adverse possession and under claim and color of title. William Shilts counter-claimed contending that he has record title to 240,000 square feet of the property and that Robert Young has not established title by adverse possession. The trial court found in favor of Mr. Young. Mr. Shilts has appealed, and Young has cross-appealed from the…
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