Prudential Assurance Company Ltd v Waterloo Real Estate Inc: ChD 13 May 1998

The owner of a party wall who had allowed a neighbour exclusive use of it without objection for a period over twelve years, could lose his interest in the wall by the adverse possession of that neighbour.

Times 13-May-1998
England and Wales
Cited by:
Appeal FromPrudential Assurance Company Limited v Waterloo Real Estate Inc CA 22-Jan-1999
Where title to land was to be established by adverse possession, the claim had to be unequivocal only in the sense that the intention to possess was clear to the world. It was unnecessary for the dispossessed party to know of the title he lost. . .

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Land, Limitation

Updated: 05 December 2021; Ref: scu.85071