Rose owned a cottage, which she abandoned on her death in 1962. The next year Beacon Inclines bought all rights to the resort town in which the deserted cottage was located. In 1963, Rose's son, Rob, began using the cottage for one month each year. He continued this practice from 1963 to 1988, paying the taxes, carrying insurance, installing utilities and even posting "no trespassing" signs. Beacon sought to evict him in 1988. Can Beacon succeed?

a.Yes. They purchased the property in 1963 and own it.

b.Yes. Rob did not possess the property continuously from 1963 to 1988 and has no adverse possession claim.

c.No. Rob has obtained the property by adverse possession.

d.No. Adverse possession is no longer a recognized legal doctrine.