Kranenberg v. Meadowbrook Lodge, Inc.

623 P.2d 1196, 1981 Wyo. LEXIS 293
Wyoming Supreme Court·Decided February 17, 1981·No. 5387·Published·Cited by 12 cases

Opinion

RAPER, Justice.

This appeal arises from an action maintained by appellant to quiet title to certain lands claimed by him under the doctrine of adverse possession. The case was tried before the Teton County district court judge, who found for appellant as to a small portion of land claimed but against him as to the remainder. Here, appellant’s challenge is only to that part of the judgment denying him relief. The issue for us to resolve is whether appellant established the essential elements of adverse possession as to the entirety of his claim such that it was error for the trial judge to decide part of the case against him. Appellee neither filed a brief nor appeared in oral argument.

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