SB2273 amends Tennessee real property law by increasing the number of years required for adverse possession from three to five.
SB2273 modifies Tennessee Code Annotated, Title 66, concerning real property by extending the period for adverse possession from three to five years. This change affects individuals claiming ownership of property through continuous and open use. The act becomes effective immediately upon becoming law, as deemed necessary for public welfare.
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