Dupre v. Dupre
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
ELLIS, Judge.
The plaintiff filed this suit for the purpose of establishing the common boundary between his property and that of the defendant. The defendant filed a plea of prescription of 10 and 30 years as well as an answer in which he specifically alleged that the boundaries between his property and that of the plaintiff had been irrevocably set:
1. By survey made with the full consent and approval of the record owners of the property at the time it was made, which survey and “proces verbal” was duly accepted by said parties at that time as being true and correct;
2. By actual open…
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