Carl Leon and Katherine C. Leon v. Jessie

PER CURIAM: The plaintiffs were awarded a quiet title judgment on a small tract of land in a hilly area at Herriman, Utah. Defendants appeal, urging title by boundary acquiescence, or by virtue of a profit a prendre. The testimony of one of the defendants, among other evidence introduced, indicated that defendants did not use the disputed area continuously to establish a prescriptive right. Based upon such evidence, the trial court found that an interest by way of profit a prendre never was perfected.