Principle

EVIDENCE LAW — Land Law — Proof of Title — Judgment as Proof of Possession of Connected Land

Area of law
EVIDENCE LAW
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Judgment not operating as estoppel may still be prima facie act of possession for connected land.

This principle establishes that a judgment that may not operate as estoppel per rem judicatam can still constitute a prima facie act of possession if it pertains to the land in dispute. The principle applies where a judgment is relied upon as proof of possession.…

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