Adverse Possession is a divisive law that acts as a sword of a shield B. If someone owns a piece of property, shouldn't they have the inalienable right to do as they wish with it, including leaving it unused, without jeopard ownership? On the other hand, land is one of the key input factors for a productive society (see the module on Real Estate Economics), and all land can be used t betterment of society, so why should someone just forget about their land and still get to keep it? Surely if they don't need it, someone else who use: should be able to have it and support society through productive use and increased taxes? - E Discussion Questions 1. Adverse possession can result in a significant limitation to property ownership. Explain this concept and provide a hypothetical scenario where ad possession might occur. 2. Research a real case of adverse possession that is occurring or has occurred in the state of your university and write a summary of the case. Here an to show that you can find them online, but you can't use this one