An Idaho couple who have farmed beside a barbed-wire fence since 1979 fought the state over 5.95 acres, and an October 27 Supreme Court ruling reversed the state's title victory and reopened their ownership claim
- Greg and Leah Sempel claim they used the disputed land for decades before Idaho acquired it in 1996.
- (AI image)An Idaho couple who have farmed in Benewah County since 1979 have won another chance to claim 5.95 acres of disputed land after the state Supreme Court overturned an earlier ruling in Idaho's favour on Tuesday.
- Greg and Leah Sempel believed the land was theirs because an old barbed-wire fence had marked their property's boundary for decades.
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- Greg and Leah Sempel claim they used the disputed land for decades before Idaho acquired it in 1996.
- (AI image)An Idaho couple who have farmed in Benewah County since 1979 have won another chance to claim 5.95 acres of disputed land after the state Supreme Court overturned an earlier ruling in Idaho's favour on Tuesday.
- Greg and Leah Sempel believed the land was theirs because an old barbed-wire fence had marked their property's boundary for decades.
Sources: Times of India