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Cease and Desist Letter for Adverse Possession in Connecticut

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CEASE AND DESIST
UNLAWFUL INTERFERENCE WITH PROPERTY

I. Purpose

I have continuously, openly, and exclusively possessed the real property located at (“Property”) since . I recently became aware of the actions described in Section II below, which interfere with my lawful and exclusive possession of the Property. This letter demands that you immediately cease and desist from engaging in any such conduct.

II. Conduct Requiring Immediate Cessation

These actions interfere with my lawful and exclusive possession, misrepresent your interest in the Property, and expose you to liability.

III. Governing Law on Adverse Possession

“To establish title by adverse possession, the claimant must oust an owner of possession and keep such owner out without interruption for fifteen years by an open, visible and exclusive possession under a claim of right with the intent to use the property as his own and without the consent of the owner.” Caminis v. Troy, 300 Conn. 297, 311 (Conn. 2011).

A. Open, Visible, and Exclusive Possession

Since , I have exercised open, visible, and exclusive control over the Property, using and maintaining it in a manner consistent with ownership. No other person has occupied or maintained the dwelling or grounds.

B. Continuous Possession for Over Fifteen Years

My possession has been uninterrupted for over fifteen (15) consecutive years.

C. Claim of Right and Intent to Use as Owner

I have possessed the Property under a claim of right, treating it as my own without seeking or obtaining permission from any other party. I have taken actions consistent with ownership, including placing the Property under my control, maintaining it, and making improvements or investments to preserve and enhance its value.

D. Without Consent of the Record Owners

At no time has any record owner or predecessor granted me written or oral permission to occupy, use, or control the Property.

Accordingly, title has since passed to me by operation of law.

V. Demand to Cease and Desist

Immediately cease all conduct described in Section II, including any actions that interfere with my lawful and exclusive possession of the Property.

Take all necessary steps to undo or retract any actions already taken that are inconsistent with my possession and claim of right.

Confirm in writing, no later than , that all actions described in Section II have been permanently discontinued.

Please govern yourselves accordingly.

Respectfully,
/s/