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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Conder101, post: 1000438, member: 66&quot;]If you were the one who stole the property and once it was discovered and the investigation began the statute of limitations begins.&nbsp; Then if you don&#039;t get caught before it runs out you can avoid prosecution.&nbsp; But the stolen items are still confiscated and returned to the owner, he still holds title to them.&nbsp; And as for squating on someone elses property, you can establish an easement and a right to use, but that doesn&#039;t mean you can claim ownership of the property.&nbsp; We have to watch that with a piece of property we own.&nbsp; Years ago the city had an easement for a roadway through it and it saw a moderate amount of use.&nbsp; But we have in our abstract the paperwork where the easement was deeded back over to the previous owner.&nbsp; The problem is the roadway is still there and people still use it.&nbsp; So every so often we close down access to the roadway so that a right of way easement is not created.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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