Property Ownership
What is adverse possession in Nevada, and what is the required period?
AA purchase with no adverse conditions; 5 years
BAcquiring title by open, notorious, hostile, continuous, and actual possession; 5 years with color of title and tax payment✓ Correct
CA court-ordered transfer of property; 10 years
DAn easement by long use; 15 years
Explanation
In Nevada, adverse possession requires open, notorious, hostile, actual, exclusive, and continuous possession for at least 5 years, along with payment of property taxes and color of title (NRS 40.090).
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