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|facts=The Hibbards set up a trailer park around their land in 1958; they treated a drainage ditch as the boundary. They built a road to access the trailer park. | |facts=The Hibbards set up a trailer park around their land in 1958; they treated a drainage ditch as the boundary. They built a road to access the trailer park. | ||
In 1960, the neighbor Murray found that the road Hibbard had built encroached on the Murray property. | In 1960, the neighbor Murray found that the road Hibbard had built encroached on the Murray property. The Sanders eventually bought the Hibbards parcel in 1976. | ||
In 1978, the Chalplins bought the Murray (neighboring) property; the Chaplins found the encroachments from the Sanders. | |||
In 1962, the Hibbards sold their trailer park. | In 1962, the Hibbards sold their trailer park. |
Revision as of 15:48, March 28, 2023
Chaplin v. Sanders | |
Court | Washington Supreme Court |
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Date decided | January 26, 1984 |
Facts
The Hibbards set up a trailer park around their land in 1958; they treated a drainage ditch as the boundary. They built a road to access the trailer park.
In 1960, the neighbor Murray found that the road Hibbard had built encroached on the Murray property. The Sanders eventually bought the Hibbards parcel in 1976.
In 1978, the Chalplins bought the Murray (neighboring) property; the Chaplins found the encroachments from the Sanders.
In 1962, the Hibbards sold their trailer park.Rule
The actions of a property possessor determine the hostility element of adverse possession.