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If it becomes an established practice, over several decades... probably?
by xevb3k 8y ago
If it becomes an established practice, over several decades... probably?
- thaumasiotes 8y agoOver several decades, they definitely do have that obligation. With just signs, it'd be hard to make a case for adverse possession, but easy to make the case for an easement. If you're a little more permissive and let someone live in a little hut on your lawn, then after several decades, they'll own the lawn, and you won't.