Property Ownership
In Idaho, what does 'adverse possession' require to be successful?
AOnly open and notorious use for 3 years
BActual, open, notorious, exclusive, continuous, hostile use for 20 years and payment of property taxes✓ Correct
CFiling a quiet title action within 5 years
DWritten permission from the original owner
Explanation
Idaho's adverse possession statute (Idaho Code §5-210) requires actual, open, notorious, exclusive, continuous, hostile possession for 20 years, plus payment of all property taxes assessed during that period. All elements must be proven to succeed.
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