Fesperman v. Grier
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
JONES, Justice.
This is a boundary line dispute between two neighbors — Edward and Betty Grier (plaintiffs-appellees) and E. L. and Virginia Fesperman (defendants-appellants). The Griers’ complaint alleges that their predecessors in interest adversely possessed a driveway located between their lot and the lot of the Fespermans, and that the Fespermans had erected a fence across the driveway which constituted a continuous trespass. A mandatory injunction was requested to order the Fespermans to vacate the strip of land and to place it in the same condition as it was prior to the alleged…
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