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Disseisin, Doubt, and Debate: Adverse Possession Scholarship in the United States (1881-1986)
Property law scholars in the United States have discussed the doctrine of adverse possession for more than a century. Indeed, ever since American property law scholars began to write property law treatises, formalize property law courses in modern law schools, publish property specific articles in l
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