adverse possession

Unmistakable Marks: Adverse Possession Claims and Titles

Kristopher M. Kline PLS

June 1, 2016

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When dealing with an adverse possession claim, at what point in the process does title pass to the claimant?

Unmistakable Marks: Making Adverse Claims Against The State

Kristopher M. Kline PLS

November 4, 2014

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It is often presumed that no adverse claims may be perfected against the state under any circumstances.

Examining Adverse Possession in the United States

Kristopher M. Kline PLS

August 19, 2013

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The doctrine of adverse possession has a particular fascination for me, but interest in this topic goes far beyond the surveying profession. Attorneys, employees of government agencies and the general public all become enthusiastic when squatters’ rights or trespass are mentioned.

Knowledge in the Face of Adversity, Part 2

Kristopher M. Kline PLS

August 31, 2010

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Last month, we began a discussion on gathering evidence relating to adverse possession.

Knowledge in the face of adversity, part 1

Kristopher M. Kline PLS

August 1, 2010

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The discovery of evidence of apparent possession of lands not included in the written legal description of the possessor is a familiar occurrence for most surveyors.

Items Tagged with 'adverse possession'

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Unmistakable Marks: Adverse Possession Claims and Titles

Unmistakable Marks: Making Adverse Claims Against The State

Examining Adverse Possession in the United States

Knowledge in the Face of Adversity, Part 2

Knowledge in the face of adversity, part 1

Alaska Senate Bill 93 Introduced to End Adverse Possession

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