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Date: 06-21-2024
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Michael A. Sellers, et al. v. Phyllis M. Claudson, et al.
Case Number: S-23-230
Judge: Bobbi Dean Overfield
Court: District Court, Park County, Wyoming
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Cody, Wyoming civil litigation lawyers represented the parting in an adverse possession to real estate dispute.
Appellants, Michael and Michelle Sellers (collectively "Sellers"), purchased 12 acres of real property located next to a 4-acre parcel of land owned by Appellees, Phyllis Claudson, William Pond, Pamela Pond, and Peggy Lou Pond Paul (collectively "Ponds"). During the purchase of the property, the Sellers learned a portion of the 12 acres (Subject Property) was located on the Ponds' side of a boundary fence. The Ponds filed a complaint to quiet title to the Subject Property based on adverse possession.
Outcome: "On cross-motions for summary judgment, the district court found the Ponds adversely possessed the Subject Property. The Sellers appealed, and we affirm."
Sellers v. Claudson, 2024 WY 69, S-23-0230 (Wyo. Jun 21, 2024)
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