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· 1/15/1905

Rutland v. Crum

Citations

  • 49 Fla. 418

How courts have described this case

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  • applying § 516.090 and holding that “the statute of limitations on an adverse possession claim of a dedicated street only begins to run once a city vacates or discontinues the street”
  • applying § 516.090 and holding that “the statute of limitations on an adverse possession claim of a dedicated street only begins to run once a city vacates or discontinues the street”
  • “The statute of limitations applicable to adverse possession claims does not apply to public lands, and, therefore, title to public property cannot be claimed on the basis of adverse possession.”

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