Occupation and control of a property which is obvious and accepted by the public. May lead to a claim of title under the rules of adverse possession if the possessor is not the owner of the property.
Occupying real estate owned by another, without permission.
Open and active occupancy of a piece of real estate that acknowledges the fact that you are in possession. Notorious possession is one of the important tests when finding for or against a claim of property under adverse possession, which is to acquire land by unauthorized but lengthy occupation.
Possession of a property that may not be formally recorded but is generally acknowledged. For more information, see the "Title and Estates in Land" article in the "Real Estate In-Depth" section.
Generally acknowledged possession of real estate. One of the requirements to gain ownership of real estate through adverse possession.
A requirement for adverse possession, which is so open that it is assumed that the owner has notice of the possession.
Notorious Possession as the name suggests denotes the occupation of a real estate property owned by another person without his/her prior permission.