Trinkle v. Cordisco

*434The plaintiffs and the defendants, owners of adjoining parcels of property, each claimed, inter alia, title to a triangular strip of property over which the plaintiffs maintained a driveway to their home. The jury determined, inter alia, that the strip was owned by the defendants.

In an action to determine a boundary line, a plaintiff must locate the boundary with a fair degree of certainty (see, 1 Warren’s Weed, New York Real Property, Boundaries, § 4.05 [1]; cf., Sarfaty v Evangelist, 142 AD2d 995). Here, the plaintiffs presented unrebutted expert testimony and documentary evidence that the…