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hiers v lemley 834 sw2d 729

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Hiers v. Lemley, 834 S.W.2d 729
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Citation: Hiers v. Lemley, 834 S.W.2d 729

The court affirmed the circuit court's judgment in favor of the Rosenbohms on their adverse possession and trespass claims against Stiens regarding disputed tracts of property in Nodaway County. The court rejected Stiens's arguments regarding excluded evidence, cross-examination, jury instructions on permissive use defense, and remanded the case for the court to amend the judgment with precise legal descriptions of the disputed property.

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