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All of the following are considered government powers that limit or affect private property ownership EXCEPT.

Correct Answer

C) Adverse possession to acquire title through open and continuous use

Adverse possession is a private legal doctrine that allows an individual to acquire title to property through open, notorious, continuous, and hostile possession for a statutory period. It is not a government power.

Answer Options
A
Police power to regulate land use through zoning
B
Eminent domain to take property for public use with just compensation
C
Adverse possession to acquire title through open and continuous use
D
Taxation to levy and collect property taxes

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