Appealing Case Decision Guide

Here are the key facts of the case:
- Claimant: Wendy Lee, representing the estate of Thomas Chambers.
- Defendant: Patrick Fletcher, who allegedly trespassed on the property.
- Properties: Two parcels of registered land in Spot Valley, Saint James.
- Allegations: Fletcher trespassed and removed topsoil without permission.
- Legal Claims: Trespass, adverse possession, and breach of contract for land sale.
- Defense: Fletcher claims an agreement to purchase the land and states partial payment was made.
- Ancillary Claim: Fletcher seeks specific performance for the land sale or claims adverse possession.

The root of title refers to the original source of legal ownership of a property. In this case, the root of title for the subject property is the registered title held by the late Mr. Thomas Chambers, who was the registered proprietor of the land in Spot Valley, Saint James, as evidenced by the Certificates of Title registered at Volume * Folio * of the Register Book of Titles.

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Wendy Lee obtained ownership of the property as the administratrix of her late father, Thomas Chambers' estate. After his death, she was granted Letters of Administration with the Will Annexed, allowing her to manage and represent the estate, including the subject property.