May an adverse possessor acquire title to a property when the underlying ownership of the property changes during the period of possession?
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Five critical elements to establish title by adverse possession based on a claim of right or color of title.
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We explain the criteria for taking adverse possession in California.
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McClear-Gary v. Scott Facts: The owner of a property holds an easement over the servient property....
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An owner of property in a homeowner’s association (HOA) community attempts to obtain common association property through adverse possession claiming they are excused from meeting the requirement of paying taxes on the disputed property.
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Question: How is a prescriptive easement made? Does someone have to commit adverse possession?...
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An individual is in adverse possession of a parcel of real estate for five years. They file a quiet title action to clear title of the owner’s interest of the lot, but fail to deliver the lis pendens to the address listed on the county assessor’s roll.
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A nonprofit, tax exempt religious organization owned a property. The neighbor fenced in and improved a portion of the organization’s property.
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Several co-owners held title as tenants in common to a parcel of land. From the date of the purchase, one co-owner solely occupied the property, cleared the land of weeds annually and paid all property taxes. The other co-owners...
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