Opening Arguments The Part of Collections Collector
Jun 12, 2025
Heather Varanini, a bar exam prep expert, shares her insights on the challenges and humor involved in preparing for the bar exam. They explore a quirky property dispute illustrating adverse possession and break down legal complexities with wit. The conversation also flows into nostalgic discussions on naming inspired by fantasy literature and the intricacies of contracts in retro video game sales. Sprinkled with light-hearted banter, the hosts emphasize the importance of staying informed and engaged amid current events.
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Disabilities Toll Adverse Possession Clock
- The statute of limitations for adverse possession is tolled if the true owner suffers from a legal disability at the start.
- Disabilities include infancy, insanity, and imprisonment, but the clock starts only when the disability ends.
Hostile Possession Explained
- Hostility in adverse possession means possession without the owner's permission, not anger.
- A flower garden alone is sufficient to establish actual use for adverse possession.
Mailbox Rule in Contract Law
- The mailbox rule states acceptance is effective when the acceptance letter is mailed, not when received.
- A phone call revoking acceptance after mailing does not negate contract formation under this rule.