Daigle v. Joffrion

COLE, Judge.

This is a boundary action. The question presented is whether through ten year acquisitive prescription a boundary has been established by defendants between their land and the adjoining land owned by the plaintiffs.1

*218The procedural posture of this case is set forth by the trial court as follows:

“On July 25, 1979, one Howard Daigle, Sr., claiming to be the owner of an undivided interest in a tract of land in the Parish of Assumption containing ... thirty four arpents no/100 superficies ... and known as the ‘Dugas-Alleman’ tract, filed suit to have the boundary fixed between his…