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Also known as "Squatters Rights", in simple terms Adverse Possession results in land or property you can claim for ????????, if certain conditions are met ??

The law surrounding Adverse Possession is quite complex. It is not about stealing other peoples land, it’s about rightfully under law claiming land ???????

Adverse Possession gives an opportunity for someone else to put the land to good use and therefore claim legal title to it after a defined period of time. The original landowner retains the ability to eject any trespasser at any point until the time requirement has elapsed and can contest the application providing the Land Registry can identify the owner.

An application can be made if certain common law and statutory requirements are met and so long as the “adverse possessor” has been in possession of the land for a sufficient period of time, usually 10 or 12 years ?

You may be unsuccessful with an application, but it could, on the other hand, prove fruitful! ??

It is certainly not advisable to rely on this as your primary strategy, but it is a good idea to know what it is and how it can be applied.

In the UK there is millions of pounds of vacant land and property. If you spot something interesting ??, don't just walk on by! ???♂?

You never know, that piece of land at the end of your garden, that appears to be on its own and unkempt, could be prime for an application of Adverse Possession.

I have taken the first steps with the building in the picture. My intention in this instance is ?????? to claim adverse possession, but to generate a response from the lawful owner, who I have so far been unable to verify.

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