Possession Presumptions
Possession Presumptions is a legal-theoretical construct within property law that presumes factual control over a disputed object or territory based on observable indicia of possession, thereby shifting the burden of proof to the party challenging such possession.
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Possession as the Root of Title
Richard A. Epstein · 2013 · 69 citations · Full text
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