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One can acquire land for farming in the following ways: (1) buying it, (2) leasing it, (3) inheriting it or having it given to him and (4) adverse possession for a sufficient length of time (usually 20 years).
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I Harper and McNeely, A Synthesis of the Law of Misrepresentation, 22 Minn. Law Rev. 937, 1004 (1938). See also Prosser, Torts (1941) 754. 767.
Harper and McNeely at 1007.
Tiffany, Real Property (3rd ed. 1938) sections 1262, 1263.
Russel and Bridewell, Title Examination: An Appraisal, 14 Journal of Land and Public Utility Economics 133 (1938).
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Beuscher, J.H. (1960). Acquiring a Farm. In: Law and the Farmer. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-37866-3_4
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