adverse possession
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Boundary issues and adverse possession
A recent case shows how a registered title plan is not definitive as to a boundary line
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Back to Basics: Owning the road
Adverse possession, how to upgrade title and the application of the ad medium filum rule for roads
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Precedent trumps logic
Louise Clark explains how Court of Appeal authority determined an adverse possession claim
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Adverse possession: reasonable belief must be based on evidence
Upper Tribunal finds no evidence to prove that appellant’s reasonable belief of ownership ended
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Q&A: Adverse possession
Answers for a question surrounding adverse possession
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Decisions on the credibility of evidence must be rational and fair
Louise Clark gets to grips with a recent Upper Tribunal decision on adverse possession
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Historical adverse possession
Louise Clark analyses a dispute involving 12 years’ adverse possession prior to 13 October 2003
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Back to Basics: Squatters’ rights
Jessica Parry goes back to the drawing board on adverse possession
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Whose land is it anyway?
COMMENT A recent adverse possession case has rendered successful claims even less likely
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The First-tier Tribunal subjects provisions in the LRA 2002 to critical scrutiny
Judge accepts applicants’ claim to have acquired title to disputed land through adverse possession
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Adding periods of adverse possession together
Adverse possession of registered land has no effect on the register. But when the Land Registration…
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What are the rules where a boundary is disputed?
Under the Land Registration Act 2002, applicants can apply for registration on the basis of…