Kaffar v. Dschaak

20010317 Timothy J. Kaffar and
Barbara K. Kaffar, Plaintiffs and Appellants
v.
Ivan Dschaak and
LuVerne Dschaak, Defendants and Appellees

Appeal from: District Court, South Central Judicial District, Mercer County
Judge Bruce B. Haskell
Nature of Action: Real Property
Counsel:
Appellant: Solem Law Office
Appellee: Kelsch, Kelsch, Ruff & Kranda
Term: 05/2002   Argument: 05/29/2002  02:45pm
ND cite: 2002 ND 92
NW cite: 647 N.W.2d 706

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Issues: Appellant's Statement of the Issues:
Was the District Court's clearly erroneous in finding that a new boundary line was not established by acquiescence?
Was the District Court's clearly erroneous in finding that the acquiescence was not of a sufficient time period?

Appellee's Statement of the Issues:
I. Did the Kaffars fail to establish the existence of a new boundary line, pursuant to the doctrine of acquiescence, by clear and convincing evidence?

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Docket entries:
112/27/2001 NOTICE OF APPEAL: 12/21/2001
212/27/2001 ORDER FOR TRANSCRIPT: 12/21/2001
301/03/2002 RETENTION OF RECORD ON APPEAL (Lisa Schmidt): 02/09/2002
401/25/2002 RECORD ON APPEAL & Exhibits, w/exception of Exhibits 22-26 & 33
502/07/2002 TRANSCRIPT DATED October 3, 2001
602/07/2002 DISK - TRA (10-3-01)
703/20/2002 APPELLANT BRIEF
803/20/2002 APPELLANT APPENDIX
903/27/2002 DISK - ATB (corrected)
1004/18/2002 APPELLEE BRIEF
1104/22/2002 Corrected Table of Authorities and page of AEB
1204/22/2002 DISK - AEB
1305/10/2002 Supplemental ROA - Exhibits 22-26 (#10 in ROA) - copy of letter dtd -9-02 from McCray
1405/14/2002 Supplemental ROA - Exhibit 33 (#10 in ROA) (copy of Colette Bruggman's letter to Loren McCray dated
1505/14/2002 5-10-02, which constitutes Supplemental ROA)
1605/29/2002 APPEARANCES: Loren C. McCray; Arlen M. Ruff
1705/29/2002 ARGUED: McCray; Ruff (Vol. Y; Page 2)
1805/29/2002 ORAL ARGUMENT WEBCAST
1906/04/2002 DISPOSITION: AFFIRMED BY SUMMARY DISP.
2006/04/2002 UNANIMOUS OPINION: Per Curiam
2106/04/2002 Costs on appeal taxed in favor of appellee
2206/06/2002 Order/Judgment Mailed to Parties
2306/28/2002 MANDATE
2407/03/2002 RECEIPT SIGNED BY DISTRICT COURT CLERK'S OFFICE
2510/15/2007 EXPUNGED - Nonpermanent record items destroyed

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