Property Ownership
In Hawaii, when is a 'quiet title action' used?
AA. To prevent neighbors from making noise near the property
BB. To establish clear title and resolve competing claims or cloud on title through a court proceeding✓ Correct
CC. To appeal a property tax assessment
DD. To force a co-owner to sell their interest
Explanation
A quiet title action is a court proceeding to establish and confirm a party's ownership rights in real property, clearing clouds on title from adverse claims or ambiguous title history.
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