A Virginia court ruled that Gregory Black unlawfully occupied 30 acres owned by a charitable trust established by Kanu Gandhi’s widow. Black failed to prove his adverse possession claim and was ordered to remove his belongings, surrender the land, and pay $11,375 in guardian ad litem fees.
A Virginia court ruled that Gregory Black unlawfully occupied 30 acres owned by a charitable trust established by Kanu Gandhi’s widow. Black failed to prove his adverse possession claim and was ordered to remove his belongings, surrender the land, and pay $11,375 in guardian ad litem fees.
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A Virginia court ruled that Gregory Black unlawfully occupied 30 acres owned by a charitable trust established by Kanu Gandhi’s widow. Black failed to prove his adverse possession claim and was ordered to remove his belongings, surrender the land, and pay $11,375 in guardian ad litem fees.
