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Boundary Law Under the New Brunswick Land Titles Act: The Worst of All Possible Worlds
This article argues that the abolition of the doctrine of adverse possession by New Brunswick Land Titles Act is unsound as a matter of policy, as it operates arbitrarily, disrupts reasonable expectations, and also increases legal and practical uncertainty.
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