A hostile user is someone who:
A) has government-given rights to occupy or use the private estate of another person
B) has limited rights to occupy or use an estate
C) has unlimited rights to occupy or use an estate, but exercises his rights in an antagonistic way
D) was granted rights to use an estate by a previous estate owner
E) none of the other choices are correct

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A hostile user, in the context of property law, typically refers to someone who occupies or uses someone else's property without any legal right to do so. None of the provided choices accurately describe this scenario. Choices A, B, C, and D all imply some level of legal right or permission, which contradicts the concept of being "hostile" in legal terms related to property use.

A Hostile User Is Someone Who