Frannie Farmer owns a five acre parcel property that adjoins a larger 120 acre plot of land that is owned by Development Corp. A small creek runs between the two pieces of property that has long been recognized as the boundary between the two pieces of real property. For many years, Frannie has grown her garden on the portion of the property the runs along her side of the creek. Development Corporation decides to develop its 120 acres into a large housing complex. The corporation does a survey that establishes that the boundary between the properties is not the creek. The survey establishes that the Development Corporation owns the property on both sides of the creek, including the area Frannie has used for her garden. The Development Corporation informs Frannie that a house will be built on the land she has used for her garden. Frannie is very upset and decides to take legal steps to block the proposed development on what she refers to as her side of the creek. Identify the two legal claims Frannie can assert to establish she has a legal right to the area she has used for her garden? Explain your answer by identifying and applying the elements of each legal claim