Sanders v. Hemkin

Louisiana Court of Appeal

Sanders v. Hemkin

1 Gunby 9

DecidedJuly 1, 1885

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Bluebook

Sanders v. Hemkin, 1 Gunby 9 (La. Ct. App. 1885).

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Opinion

Mayo, J.

Where a party, sued for land in a petitory action, pleads thirty years prescription, without asserting or showing [10]*10any title, she may add to her own possession that of her ancestors, in order to complete the prescription pleaded, which does not differ in this respect from'ten years’ prescription. C. C. 3505; 31 An. 538.

2. Possession of real property without title, but with intent to acquire it, creates a fight which may pass by inheritance.

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Mayo, J.

Where a party, sued for land in a petitory action, pleads thirty years prescription, without asserting or showing [10]*10any title, she may add to her own possession that of her ancestors, in order to complete the prescription pleaded, which does not differ in this respect from'ten years’ prescription. C. C. 3505; 31 An. 538.

2. Possession of real property without title, but with intent to acquire it, creates a fight which may pass by inheritance.

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1 Gunby 9, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/sanders-v-hemkin-lactapp-1885.