O'HARA v. Brace
Oregon Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtTongue, J.
This is a suit, to quiet title in which defendants pleaded as an affirmative defense that they were owners by adverse possession of a portion of the land claimed by plaintiffs to be owned by them. The trial court found that plaintiffs were the owners of the property in dispute. Defendants appeal from the resulting decree.
The principal issue to be decided is whether plaintiffs established title to the lands claimed by them and, in particular, the west boundary of such lands.
In 1943 defendant Mary Brace and her husband purchased “Lot 4” as “tax property” from Lincoln .county. At that time there…
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