When an adverse possession of real property occurs,title to land may transfer without the delivery of a deed from the former owner to the new owner.

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Adverse possession is a legal principle where if someone openly and continuously possesses and uses someone else's land for a certain period of time (usually several years), they may acquire legal title to that land without needing a deed from the former owner. However, the process usually involves a court procedure to formally transfer the title.

When an Adverse Possession of Real Property Occurs,title to Land