Morris v. Ott
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
HOUSTON, Justice.
The plaintiff, Joann B. Morris, appeals from a judgment determining a boundary line between her land and that owned by the defendant, James W. Ott. We affirm.
The line in dispute is the northern boundary of property owned by Morris and the southern boundary of property owned by Ott. The trial court, after hearing ore ten-us evidence, established the boundary line in accordance with Ott’s contentions. Morris argues that the court clearly erred in holding that her evidence was insufficient to support a valid statutory adverse possession claim.
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2Cases cited6 opinions
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