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Like grapes dropped into the mouth of Julius Caesar, this sure to be short lived little beast of a wave was eating both young and old alive this weekend and spewing its own guts all over the place.
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Claiming possession...


First cut...
Second cut...


. Squatter's Rights/Adverse Possession law dates back 600 years to Europe. The idea is that society is best served if someone makes use of productive land rather than allowing the landowner to leave it fallow. This is typically applied to farming, but the concept has been carried forward and is still on the books in every state.
In general, to qualify for adverse possession, a person must be squatting on the property in an open manner and, in some cases, be paying taxes on it. How long the person must have invested varies. California has the shortest requirement, five years.
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