Property Ownership
In Arizona, a 'color of title' claim in adverse possession allows a claimant who has defective title (a flawed deed) to:
AUse adverse possession with a shorter statutory period (3 years) combined with payment of property taxes✓ Correct
BImmediately acquire title without the standard 10-year period
CConvert defective title to valid title by recording it
DMake a claim only if the defect was the seller's fault
Explanation
Under A.R.
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