Occasionally referred to as a ‘romalpa clause’ or a ‘reservation of title clause”, a retention of title clause is a clause included in a contract that permits a seller to retain legal title to goods sold and delivered to a buyer until certain conditions specified in the sale contract are met, most commonly that the […]
Adverse possession occurs when a person who is not legally entitled to a parcel of land occupies it. If adverse occupation is not challenged for a specific amount of time (referred to as the ‘limitation period’), a squatter can acquire legal ownership of the land without paying compensation. To acquire title through adverse possession, a squatter […]
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