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Davis v. Albertson, (1937)

Court: Supreme Court of Florida Number:  Visitors: 11
Judges: ELLIS, C.J.
Attorneys: J.F. Burrow and E.W. R.C. Davis, for Appellants; Maguire Voorhis, for Appellee.
Filed: Jan. 13, 1937
Latest Update: Mar. 02, 2020
Summary: Appellee, Lillian Barnum Albertson, owned a tract of land containing twenty acres from which she agreed to sell appellants Tract "A," with a frontage of 400 feet, and Tract "C," with a frontage of sixty-five feet. Tract "B," with a frontage of seventy-five feet, lay between Tracts "A" and "C." In making a sale of Tract "B" to a third party, appellee included in the description thereof the north ten feet of Tract "A." The purchaser of Tract "B" went into possession and made valuable improvements
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I think that the case of Acosta v. Gingles, 70 Fla. 13,169 So. 558, is authority for the establishment of the boundary line of lot B by acquiescence and recognition.

Source:  CourtListener

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