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AI summary
The Western Cape High Court dismissed an appeal in a dispute about a 20 square metre portion of land said to fall within a boundary wall. The judgment discusses acquisitive prescription, including the evidence relied on to infer animus domini and the treatment of supplementary affidavits.
This may be relevant to property and litigation practitioners dealing with acquisitive prescription, disputed boundaries, and motion proceedings based on affidavit evidence.
Evidence from source
The appeal is dismissed with costs. Costs to be paid on scale B and including the costs of counsel.
Supports: The outcome of the appeal.
Summary : Land — Acquisitive prescription — Immovable property — Requirements — Animus domini and corpus
Supports: The document concerns acquisitive prescription and the elements discussed.