Krembs v. Pagel

The respondent purchased a town lot, and located his lot lines according to a stake actually on a line which he and the one from whom he purchased regarded as indicating the western boundary line of the lot -so purchased by him and as the line fixed by the platter of the lots. From that time (1899) on, respondent maintained that line to be the west line of his- lot, and adjusted his buildings to it in such a way as to clearly indicate an assertion of ownership ■of the premises up to it. This included the disputed parcel. He filled in and cared for the lot up to that line and worked upon it as…