Opinion ID: 2543629
Heading Depth: 2
Heading Rank: 2

Heading: conversations

Text: ¶ 8 At various times during the period relevant to this appeal, Darrell Holden and Leo Ault had conversations in which they discussed the strip. They both acknowledged that the fence did not demarcate the boundary between the Holden and Ault properties. The first conversation occurred in 1978. Another such conversation occurred during the early 1990s. [6] During this conversation, Ault apprised Holden that the fence was not the boundary. In response, Holden offered to trade a parcel of property to Ault in exchange for the strip or offered to purchase the strip from the Aults. However, neither a trade nor a purchase was ever consummated. Before the trial court, the Holdens acknowledged that those conversations took place. ¶ 9 In 1997, Ault told Holden that he did not want the Holdens on the Ault property because the Holdens had erected structures and fences on the Ault property without the Aults' consent. Subsequently, on June 2, 1998, the Holdens received a letter from Ault demanding that the Holdens remove their possessions from the Ault property.