Van Valkenburgh v. Lutz P 129 (1952) Facts: In 1912 Lutz bought lots 14 and 15. In order to get to their lots the easiest way was through empty lots 19-22. They cleared a path through those lots. By 1920 they had built a main house on lots 14 and 15 and also built a one room shack on lot 19. Lutz also started a garden on lost 19-22 and tended to it eventually selling the crops for income. In 1947 the Van’s bought lost 19-22 at an auction and demanded that the Lutz’s get their stuff off. The Lutz’s agreed to get their stuff off but demanded to have a right to the path that goes to their lots. Shortly thereafter the Van’s built a fence blocking the path, this is where this action arises. Lutz’s were initially awarded the right to the path and the judgment was affirmed. What are the components of adverse possession?
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