Property Ownership
In NJ, 'accretion' as a method of property acquisition refers to:
AAcquiring property through adverse possession
BThe gradual deposit of soil (alluvium) by water action that increases the area of a riparian or littoral landowner's property✓ Correct
CAcquiring property through eminent domain
DAdding a building to existing property
Explanation
Accretion is the gradual build-up of soil through natural water processes (deposition by rivers, streams, or waves) that adds land to an existing parcel. The riparian or littoral landowner typically gains title to accreted land.
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