Chapter 29
How title passes
Wills, heirs, adverse possession and other ways land changes hands
An explorable chapter on transfer of title for the real estate exam: voluntary and involuntary alienation, wills, devises and bequests, executors and probate, intestate succession and administrators, escheat, adverse possession, tacking and quiet title, partition, accretion and avulsion.
- 29.1Voluntary and involuntary alienationThe owner chooses, or the law decides
- 29.2Transfer by willTestate: the owner decides, and the court supervises
- 29.3Without a willIntestate: the statute decides
- 29.4Adverse possessionLong, open, hostile possession becomes title
- 29.5Three generations of one farmPartition, nature, and every way title moved

