Continuous Possession
Continuous Possession is a doctrinal requirement in the law of adverse possession that the claimant’s occupation and use of the disputed land be maintained, without significant interruption, throughout the statutory limitation period in a manner consistent with how a reasonable true owner would continuously use property of that character.
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