If a Person Habitually Crosses Property Over a Number of Years

question 40

Multiple Choice

If a person habitually crosses property over a number of years with permission of the owner, he can, in some provinces, acquire a right to cross that property even though there has been no actual documented grant of such a right. Acquiring such a right is this manner is called

• A) adverse possession.
• B) profit a prendre.
• C) an easement by prescription.
• D) a dominant tenement.
• E) an estate in land.

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Definitions:

Arbitrators

Individuals appointed to settle disputes in an arbitration process, making decisions that are usually binding for all parties involved.

ADR Methods

Alternative Dispute Resolution Methods are procedures for settling disputes without litigation, such as arbitration or mediation.

Exclusive Jurisdiction

A legal term indicating that only one particular court or legal authority has the power to hear and decide a specific type of case.

Concurrent Jurisdiction

A situation where two or more courts have the same authority to preside over a given legal case.