A Fundamental Public Policy Reason for the Adverse Possession Doctrine

question 11

Multiple Choice

A fundamental public policy reason for the adverse possession doctrine is

• A) acquiring private property for public use.
• B) giving notice to the public that a party owns certain property.
• C) rewarding possessors for putting land to productive use.
• D) warranting that certain property has no defects of title.

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