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South Dakota Laws > Title 15 > Chapter 3 - Adverse Possession And Limitation Of Actions To Recover Real Estate


Current as of: 2010
§ 15-3-1Seizin or possession within twenty years required for action to recover real property or possession
§ 15-3-2Seizin or possession within twenty years required for cause of action or defense based on title to real property
§ 15-3-3Limitation of actions based on entry on real estate
§ 15-3-4Limitation of actions by state based on title to real property
§ 15-3-5Grantee of state limited by limitations applicable to state
§ 15-3-6Limitation of actions to recover real property after invalidation of state grant
§ 15-3-7Possession of real property presumed from legal title--Occupation by another presumed subordinate to legal title
§ 15-3-8Tenant's possession deemed that of landlord--Continuation after termination of tenancy
§ 15-3-9Possessory right not impaired by descent on death of person in possession
§ 15-3-10Twenty years' possession under written instrument or judgment deemed adverse possession--Tract divided into lots
§ 15-3-11Acts constituting adverse possession based on written instrument or judgment
§ 15-3-12Actual occupation required for adverse possession under claim other than written instrument or judgment
§ 15-3-13Acts constituting adverse possession under claim other than written instrument or judgment
§ 15-3-14Tolling of statute during disability--Time for commencement of action after removal of disability
§ 15-3-15Vesting of title by possession and payment of taxes for ten years under color of title--Continuation of possession and tax payment by successor in interest
§ 15-3-16Vesting of title to unoccupied land by payment of taxes for ten years under color of title--Continuation of tax payment by successor in interest
§ 15-3-17Tax payment vesting provisions not applicable to public lands or religious or charitable societies
§ 15-3-18Tax payment vesting provisions not applicable against person under disability--Time for commencement of action after removal of disability
§ 15-3-19Time allowed for assertion of irregularities in notice involving real property--Persons under disability

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