HALPERN V. LACY INVESTMENT CORP., 259 Ga. 264 (1989) CASE BRIEF

HALPERN V. LACY INVESTMENT CORP.

259 Ga. 264 (1989)

NATURE OF THE CASE: This was a claim of adverse possession.

FACTS: Lacy (D) owned land which Halpern (P) claimed by adverse possession. After refusal by D to allow P to purchase the land, P bulldozed it, cleared it and included it in his yard ever since. The jury found for D and awarded D damages for slander of title and trespass and for the expenses of litigation. P appealed.

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