A landowner who claims title to land deposited slowly by the action of a running stream would base such a claim upon:

Geography

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VashaNatasha [74]3 years ago

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Answer:

claim upon accretion

Explanation:

For moment to moment, when a rights of way scheme has been examined, it is found that the actual position of the current natural border of a land being invaded is not in accordance with the position of that border displayed in the map around which the designation is centred.

Where the variance in the position of the natural growing boundaries is due to either accumulation or an wrongly defined environmental boundaries on the map around which the title is centred, a land surveyor may proceed with an application under section 118 of the Land Title Law.

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