Lancaster v. Maple Street Homeowners Ass'n, Inc. (2003)
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Gonzalez v. Marfione (2025)
Homeowners Ass’n, 156 N.C.
“[T]he privity connection is made out [to permit tacking] if an adverse possessor transfers his possession to another by deed or will or even by parol transfer.” (citation omitted)
App. at 440 , 577 S.E.2d at 373 (distinguishing Ramsey to allow tacking where "the disputed property is included in the description in the quitclaim deeds to defendant.
distinguishing Ramsey to allow tacking where "the disputed property is included in the description in the quitclaim deeds to defendant. Defendant has privity of title to the disputed land and may tack the adverse possession[.]"
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Rushing v. Aldridge (2011)
App. 429, 439-40 , 577 S.E.2d 365, 373-74 (noting that “[e]ven if some evidence was presented that the ‘general public’ had used the land, there is evidence to the contrary”; evidence that, inter alia, claimants put private parking signs on property, asked people to leave property, and invited guests onto property was “sufficient indicia of exclusivity for the jury to determine whether the [claimants] claimed... exclusively against the true owners”), appeal dismissed and dis…
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NEW COVENANT WORSHIP CENTER v. Wright (2004)
App. 429, 436 , 577 S.E.2d 365, 371 (“Our Courts have long recognized that the party asserting the adverse possession claim must prove that their taking and possessing the land of another was hostile.”), affirmed per curiam, 357 N.C. 571 , 597 S.E.2d 672 (2003).