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  • La propriété en litige est le lot 19 situé sur Gooseberry Road, dans le secteur Snug Harbor de South Kingstown, Rhode Island.
  • La propriété se trouve à South Kingstown, dans le secteur Snug Harbor, sur Gooseberry Road.
  • Elle est identifiée comme le lot 19 du plan cadastral 88-1.
  • Le lot 19 est situé entre les lots 20 et 18.
  • Le lot 20 appartient actuellement à Cahill.
  • Le lot 18 appartenait auparavant en copropriété à des membres de la famille Morrow.
  • Morrow est le propriétaire inscrit du lot 19.
  • En 1969, George Morrow a acheté le lot 19, tandis que lui et ses frères ont acheté conjointement le lot 18.
  • Lors de l’achat, le lot 19 était largement non aménagé.
  • Le lot 19 comportait seulement une corde à linge préexistante, de l’herbe et des arbres.
  • Depuis lors, les Morrow n’ont ni amélioré ni entretenu le lot 19.
  • Les Morrow ont néanmoins payé tous les impôts fonciers imposés sur le lot 19.
  • Au lieu de séjourner sur le lot 19, les Morrow passaient chaque année deux semaines d’été dans les chalets du lot 18 adjacent.
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"The property in dispute is located on Gooseberry Road in the Snug Harbor section of South Kingstown, Rhode Island. Identified as lot 19 on assessor’s plat 88-1, the land is sandwiched between lot 20, currently owned by Cahill, and lot 18, formerly co-owned by members of the Morrow family. Morrow is the record owner of the subject property, lot 19. In 1969, Morrow’s husband, George Morrow, purchased lot 19, and the same year George and his brothers jointly purchased lot 18. At the time of lot 19’s purchase, it was largely undeveloped, marked only by a preexisting clothesline, grass, and trees. Since that time, the Morrows have not improved or maintained lot 19, but have paid all property taxes assessed to it. As such, instead of vacationing on their lot 19, the Morrows annually spent two weeks in the summer at the cottages on the adjacent lot 18."

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