CHANDLER, J., for the Court.
¶ 1. The Chancery Court of Neshoba County found that the use of Kenneth Killen's property by his brother, Jerry Killen, was permissive and not adverse. The court, therefore, denied the adverse possession claim of Jerry and his ex-wife, Tommie Cleveland. Aggrieved, Jerry and Tommie appeal. They assert the following issues: (1) that the chancellor erred in finding the use was permissive, (2) that, if the use was initially permissive...
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