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Quiet Enjoyment of Property
Laws are not meant to convict, but rather to serve. Laws allow for order in society, not solely conviction. While there is a common understanding that most laws are meant to convict the general public and serve those who convict, there are a select few that protect and serve the benefit of the public. One of these several laws are the laws outlining quiet enjoyment of property. While these laws do not only serve the public, they serve a large role in protecting the rights of


Adverse Possession
In a world where it is becoming harder and harder to own properties, many have become desperate to own an abode they call their own. These dire times have called for dire actions, but in reality there is more than one way to get a house of your own. Through means of adverse possession, one can acquire the rights to land by simply living in it for a while. This usually means there is no need for purchase of the land, one simply acquires it. While adverse possession is vastly m


Statute of Frauds
dreamstime Just a quick heads up for anyone who didn't notice, the last blog was a short story and can be viewed there. Also, this is going to be a shorter blog due to unforeseen circumstances not allowing me to delve as deep as usual into this topic. In one of my previous blogs I addressed contractual law and what certain laws regulate and define contracts. One of these several important regulations is the statute of frauds. Nearly essential to every contract, the statute of
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