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Adverse Possession By Tenants In Common: Preciado V Wilde, 2006, Roger Bernhardt Jan 2006

Adverse Possession By Tenants In Common: Preciado V Wilde, 2006, Roger Bernhardt

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This article discusses a California case which held that a tenant in common’s exclusive use of property was insufficient to establish adverse possession or an ouster.


Easement Of Necessity: Kellogg V Garcia, 2001, Roger Bernhardt Jan 2001

Easement Of Necessity: Kellogg V Garcia, 2001, Roger Bernhardt

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This article discusses a California case which held that a landlocked parcel acquired an easement of necessity over an adjacent parcel, even if historically the common owner of both parcels was the federal government.


Osborn V. Osborn [Dissent], Jesse W. Carter Mar 1954

Osborn V. Osborn [Dissent], Jesse W. Carter

Jesse Carter Opinions

Adverse judgment against son on his complaint to quiet title to real property was reversed where son acquired vested remainder interest when father executed deed pursuant to binding contract supported by adequate consideration.


Stein V. Simpson, Jesse W. Carter May 1951

Stein V. Simpson, Jesse W. Carter

Jesse Carter Opinions

Property owners were entitled to quiet title to property purchased by creditor after owners went into default on loan secured by property, as creditor's conduct of refusing owner's tender of loan amount and then purchasing property was fraudulent.