Texas § 16.032 ADJACENT LAND.

Texas Statutes

§ 16.032 — ADJACENT LAND.

Texas § 16.032

Code CPCivil Practice and Remedies Code

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Tex. Civil Practice and Remedies Code Code Ann. § 16.032 (2026).

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Sec. 16.032. ADJACENT LAND. Possession of land that belongs to another by a person owning or claiming 5,000 or more fenced acres that adjoin the land is not peaceable and adverse as described by Section 16.026 unless:

(1)the land is separated from the adjacent enclosed tract by a substantial fence;

(2)at least one-tenth of the land is cultivated and used for agricultural purposes or used for manufacturing purposes; or

(3)there is actual possession of the land.

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Sec. 16.032. ADJACENT LAND. Possession of land that belongs to another by a person owning or claiming 5,000 or more fenced acres that adjoin the land is not peaceable and adverse as described by Section 16.026 unless:
(1) the land is separated from the adjacent enclosed tract by a substantial fence;
(2) at least one-tenth of the land is cultivated and used for agricultural purposes or used for manufacturing purposes; or
(3) there is actual possession of the land.