Property Encroachment Dispute Resolved by Thirty-Year Adverse Possession

A property owner sought to have a neighbor's structure demolished, claiming it encroached upon their land, but the lower court dismissed the action based on a thirty-year uninterrupted possession, which the appellate court upheld, finding that even if the initial construction was slightly encroaching, the established prescriptive period extinguished the right to demand removal. The highest court rejected the appeal, affirming that the thirty-year prescription period, regardless of the initial exact boundary, extinguished the original owner's right to seek demolition due to the long-standing, uncontested possession of the structure by the neighboring property.