Ernie and Patrick own pieces of land that are beside each other, in Alberta. Previous owners put up a fence on what they thought was the lot line between the two properties. Ernie bought his lot in 1995, and began to landscape a 3 metre wide strip beside the fence. He erected a rock wall 3 metres from the fence, planted trees, shrubs, and flowers, and constructed a small fountain between the wall and the fence. In 2001, Patrick purchased his lot and had a survey done, which showed that the fence had been placed 3.3 metres inside his lot, so Ernie proceeded to move the fence back to the lot line and in the process destroyed all of the landscaping that Ernie had done. Assuming that these properties were in the Land Titles registry system, in this case, Question 95 options: Patrick is the rightful owner of the strip of land where Ernie had landscaped. Ernie and Patrick are now tenants in common of the strip of land. Ernie acquired exclusive ownership of the strip of land through adverse possession, so it no longer belongs to Patrick. Ernie and Patrick are now joint tenants of the strip of land. Ernie acquired ownership of the strip of land by reversion