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Adverse possession only affects those who have a cause of action against the adverse possessor. If a party has no cause of action, he is not affected by adverse possession. Those parties who hold a remainder existing at the time of entry by an adverse possessor are not affected by adverse possession. Those who hold liens, easements, or equitable servitudes are not affected. Note: A government entity is generally immune from adverse possession.
