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How many years of continuous, open, hostile, and notorious use are required to establish adverse possession in Montana?
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A) 5 years
Montana law (MCA 70-19-401) requires 5 years of continuous, open, hostile, notorious, and exclusive use to establish adverse possession. The claimant must also have paid all taxes levied on the property during that period. This 5-year period aligns with Montana's general statute of limitations for real property actions under MCA 27-2-202.
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