Property Ownership
What is the difference between actual possession and constructive possession in adverse possession?
AThey are legally identical
BActual possession requires physical presence; constructive possession may be inferred from acts consistent with ownership of the type of land✓ Correct
CConstructive possession is stronger than actual possession
DOnly actual possession satisfies adverse possession requirements
Explanation
Actual possession requires the adverse possessor to physically occupy and use the land. For large tracts, constructive possession may be established through acts consistent with the nature of the land (fencing part, farming, posting no-trespassing signs).
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