… the party must prove by clear and convincing evidence the common-law requirements of adverse
possession, to wit: (1) that the possession was hostile and under claim of right; (2) that …

… A shared driveway leads from the road onto defendant's property then splits, with one section
leading behind defendant's house and the other section leading to a garage on plaintiffs …

… that their possession of the disputed property "[was] hostile and under a claim of right, actual,
open … parcel that can be reached from the road only by a shared driveway on defendants …

… evidence, that the subject property was used openly, notoriously, and continuously for the statutory
period, the presumption arises that the use was adverse under claim of right and the …

… Plaintiff claims that her use of the shared driveway was open, notorious, adverse, actual,
uninterrupted, hostile, and done under a claim of right for more than 10 years …

… the owners of two adjacent properties, involves their competing claims regarding a shared
driveway … the fence on a portion of Defendants' property under a claim of right for more than …

… the adverse possessor's occupation must be (1) hostile and under claim of right; (2) actual; (3)
open … consistent plowing and resurfacing of disputed portion of a shared driveway over the …

… the owners of two adjacent properties, involves a dispute regarding a shared driveway between
their two … the fence on a portion of defendants' property under a claim of right for more …