Kofl

Plaintiff Mrs. Kofl and defendant David Dunn and his wife owned adjoining lots in Pomona. A controversy arose as to the boundary line between the lots. Mrs. Kofl commenced this action to enjoin Mr. Dunn from interfering with her use and occupancy of her property. Mr. and Mrs. Dunn filed a cross-complaint in which they sought to quiet title to their lot and to obtain an injunction compelling Mrs. Kofl to remove a wall and other structures which al *206 legedly encroached on their lot. Judgment was in favor of Mrs. Kofl upon the complaint and cross-complaint. Mr. and Mrs. Dunn appeal from the judgment.

Appellants contend that the evidence was not sufficient to support the findings regarding an agreed boundary line or the findings regarding adverse possession.

The lots owned by Mrs. Kofi and the Dunns were a part of a parcel of approximately 5 acres which was formerly owned by Mr. and Mrs. Gaul. The Gauls acquired the parcel in 1943. At that time the property immediately south of the Gaul property was owned by Mr. and Mrs. Keiser. By deed dated August 23, 1948, and recorded November 8, 1948, the Gauls conveyed a portion of their property (described as the south 53 feet thereof) to…