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Limitation of actions for recovery of real property—Adverse possession under title deducible of record.

Section
7.28.060

Adverse possession—Reimbursement of taxes or assessments—Payment of unpaid taxes or assessments—Awarding of costs and attorneys' fees.

Section
7.28.085

Adverse possession—Forestland—Additional requirements—Exceptions.

Section
7.28.090

Adverse possession—Public lands—Adverse title in infants, etc.

Section
7.28.100

Construction.

Section
7.28.110

Substitution of landlord in action against tenant.

Section
7.28.120

Pleadings—Superior title prevails.

Section
7.28.130

Defendant must plead nature of his or her estate or right to possession.

Section
7.28.140

Verdict of jury.

Section
7.28.150

Damages—Limitation—Permanent improvements.

Section
7.28.160

Defendant's counterclaim for permanent improvements and taxes paid.

Section
7.28.170

Defendant's counterclaim for permanent improvements and taxes paid—Pleadings, issues and trial on counterclaim.

Section
7.28.180

Defendant's counterclaim for permanent improvements and taxes paid—Judgment on counterclaim—Payment.

Section
7.28.190

Verdict where plaintiff's right to possession expires before trial.

Section
7.28.200

Order for survey of property.

Section
7.28.210

Order for survey of property—Contents of order—Service.

Section
7.28.220

Alienation by defendant, effect of.

Section
7.28.230

Mortgagee cannot maintain action for possession—Possession to collect mortgaged, pledged, or assigned rents and profits—Perfection of security interest.

Section
7.28.240

Action between cotenants.

Section
7.28.250

Action against tenant on failure to pay rent.

Section
7.28.260

Effect of judgment—Lis pendens—Vacation.

Section
7.28.270

Effect of vacation of judgment.

Section
7.28.280

Conflicting claims, donation law, generally—Joinder of parties.

Section
7.28.300

Quieting title against outlawed mortgage or deed of trust.

Section
7.28.310

Quieting title to personal property.

Section
7.28.320

Ejectment, Quieting Title.

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Who may maintain actions—Service on nonresident defendant.

Limitation of actions for recovery of real property—Adverse possession under title deducible of record.

Rights inhere to heirs, devisees and assigns.

Adverse possession under claim and color of title—Payment of taxes.

Color of title to vacant and unoccupied land.

Adverse possession—Reimbursement of taxes or assessments—Payment of unpaid taxes or assessments—Awarding of costs and attorneys' fees.

Adverse possession—Forestland—Additional requirements—Exceptions.

Adverse possession—Public lands—Adverse title in infants, etc.

Construction.

Substitution of landlord in action against tenant.

Pleadings—Superior title prevails.

Defendant must plead nature of his or her estate or right to possession.

Verdict of jury.

Damages—Limitation—Permanent improvements.

Defendant's counterclaim for permanent improvements and taxes paid.

Defendant's counterclaim for permanent improvements and taxes paid—Pleadings, issues and trial on counterclaim.

Defendant's counterclaim for permanent improvements and taxes paid—Judgment on counterclaim—Payment.

Verdict where plaintiff's right to possession expires before trial.

Order for survey of property.

Order for survey of property—Contents of order—Service.

Alienation by defendant, effect of.

Mortgagee cannot maintain action for possession—Possession to collect mortgaged, pledged, or assigned rents and profits—Perfection of security interest.

Action between cotenants.

Action against tenant on failure to pay rent.

Effect of judgment—Lis pendens—Vacation.

Effect of vacation of judgment.

Conflicting claims, donation law, generally—Joinder of parties.

Quieting title against outlawed mortgage or deed of trust.

Quieting title to personal property.

Possession no defense.