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MUJI 2d CV904

Mutual Acquiescence

activein force · 2026-08-21 – presentas-observed

Mutual acquiescence as used in the third requirement of boundary by acquiescence means that adjoining landowners have acted in a manner that shows they have treated a line as a boundary of their properties. The [name of defendant]'s acquiescence can be shown by action, inaction, or silence. Direct evidence of a landowner's subjective belief concerning the boundary is not required to show acquiescence. Rather, you should base your decision on whether [name of defendant]'s objective behavior shows [he or she] recognized the line as a property line. You may infer acquiescence from the evidence.

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legacy.utcourts.gov
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2026-08-22
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2026-08-21
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