Baudin v. Charrier

TATE, Judge.

This is a boundary action. The parties own adjoining tracts. At issue is the easterly boundary line of the plaintiff Baudin’s property, which is also the westerly boundary of the defendant Charrier’s property.

*441The defendant appeals from the trial ■court’s fixing of the boundary between the two estates. His principal contention is that the boundary as fixed by the trial court •deprives him of about five acres to which he had acquired prescriptive title by more than thirty years continuous adverse possession as owner.

Both parties trace their title to a common ancestor, John Charrier,…