West Virginia Supreme Court July 15, 1977, No. 13742 (Summers v. Brown)

Per Curiam:

Plaintiffs sought to eject Maggie Summers Brown from property which she alleged she had occupied for fourteen years and upon which, with plaintiffs’ acquiescence, she had constructed a $12,000 house. Maggie Summers Brown’s answer raised the issue of whether *680plaintiffs, by their acquiescence, were estopped under the rule in Despard v. Despard, 53 W. Va. 443, 43 S.E.