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Well, the UK has basically killed adverse possession in the Land Registration Act 2002, so we'll see how that turns out for them.
by cataphract 6y ago
Well, the UK has basically killed adverse possession in the Land Registration Act 2002, so we'll see how that turns out for them.
- cameronh90 6y agoArguably that reason makes less sense now, given that record keeping and accessibility is much better. It should now be relatively trivial to ensure you own any given land in the land registry. The bigger argument for it now is making land use more efficient.