A Utah family owned its farm for at least 70 years beside a fence in place since 1965; a neighbour's 2021 survey challenged the boundary, but a November 5 appeals ruling let the family keep the disput...
Decades of farming and a boundary fence that has stood since 1965 have helped a Utah family keep its legal rights to a disputed piece of farmland. A state appeals court has ruled in the family's favour after a neighbouring landowner challenged the property boundary.
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