Adverse possession
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Malik v Malik
Landlord and tenant – Adverse possession – Abuse of process
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Malik v Malik
Landlord and tenant – Adverse possession – Abuse of process
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Reasonable belief must apply when adverse possession application is made
Applicants must reasonably believe land belongs to them for 10 years
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Adverse possession: FTT decision irrational and unfair
An appeal against a finding on credibility can succeed where the decision is irrational or an error
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Malik and another v Malik
Landlord and tenant – Adverse possession – Abuse of process
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Malik and another v Malik
Landlord and tenant – Adverse possession – Abuse of process
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Adverse possession: mistaken belief as to ownership is sufficient intention to possess the land
An appeal against a finding of adverse possession based on insufficient evidence of intention…
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Adverse possession: acting as an owner sufficient to establish claim
Defendant demonstrated that he was in factual possession of three fields owned by the claimant
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Paper title irrelevant to whether possessor’s acts are equivocal or not
The Court of Appeal has refused an appeal from a decision dismissing a claim for adverse possession…
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Windmill Holdings SPV Ltd v Adams and another
Land registration – Adverse possession – Without prejudice correspondence
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Windmill Holdings SPV Ltd v Adams and another
Land registration – Adverse possession – Without prejudice correspondence
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Whose land is it anyway?
COMMENT A recent adverse possession case has rendered successful claims even less likely