Property Boundary Dispute: Incorrect Application of Adverse Possession Prescription Period

A lower court, in a dispute regarding the boundary between two properties, incorrectly applied a prescription period of thirty years for a claim of ownership by adverse possession, as the relevant law stipulated a prescriptive period of ten years for such actions concerning immovables where possession was established in good faith. The Supreme Court partially quashed the decision, finding that the lower court erred in its legal basis for dismissing the claim, as the correct ten-year prescription period should have been applied to the facts presented regarding the asserted title.