What are some cases where adverse possession or prescriptive use has been adjudicated?

Plaintiffs primarily rely on Sevier v. Locher, supra , 222 Cal.App.3d 1082, 272 Cal.Rptr. 287. However, the first sentence of that case plainly announces the nature of the appellate court's ruling: "In this case we hold that a transfer of title to real property after the prescriptive period for adverse possession of the property has begun does not interrupt or terminate the running of the prescriptive period." ( Id. at p. 1084, 272 Cal.Rptr. 287.) In Sevier , the adverse possession or prescriptive use by the Lochers concerning a driveway easement

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