a tenant who adversely possesses against his landlord is entitled to be registered as freehold proprietor of that land on the basis of that adverse possession.

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A tenant cannot claim adverse possession against their landlord during the term of the lease, as their possession is not adverse but with the landlord's consent. Adverse possession typically requires possession that is hostile, actual, open, notorious, exclusive, and continuous for a specific statutory period, which cannot be met by a tenant during the lease term.

A Tenant Who Adversely Possesses Against His Landlord Is Entitled