Property Ownership
In Oregon, which of the following correctly describes 'adverse possession'?
AThe government's right to take private property for public use
BThe acquisition of title by long-term, open, hostile, continuous, and exclusive use of another's land✓ Correct
CA lien placed on property for unpaid debts
DA court order removing a trespasser from property
Explanation
Adverse possession in Oregon allows a person to acquire legal title to another's land if they have openly, notoriously, hostilely, continuously, and exclusively used the land under claim of right for the statutory period (10 years in Oregon). All elements must be satisfied.
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