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Adverse possession: whether a reasonable inference that possession of part amounted to possession of whole
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Adverse possession: whether a reasonable inference that possession of part amounted to possession of whole
In Smith v Frankland and another [2015] UKUT 294 (TCC), the Upper Tribunal (Tax and Chancery Chamber) has considered whether there was a common character of locality between different parts of land so as to raise a reasonable inference that a squatter, who was in adverse possession of part, was in adverse possession of the whole.
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Published on 08-Jun-2015
Resource Type Legal update: case report
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