Spickler v. Ginn
Annotate this CaseIn this property dispute, Robert Spickler (Robert) filed claims for declaratory judgment and to quiet title, and Adah Ginn (Adah) filed a claim for adverse possession. After a jury made findings of fact, the superior court entered judgment awarding ownership of the property to Robert. The court declared that, between Adah's and Robert's competing deeds to the same property, Robert was the rightful owner of the property. The Supreme Court affirmed after reaffirming and applying Hill v. McNichol, a case issued more than a century ago, to the instant case, holding that the superior court did not err in concluding that Robert was the owner of the disputed property as against Adah.
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