Peaceable possession refers to the legal right of an individual to possess and enjoy property without interference or disturbance from others. It implies that the possessor has physical control over the property and is able to use it for their intended purposes without facing threats, harassment, or attempts to dispossess them by force or unlawful means. Peaceable possession is an important legal concept in property law, as it serves to protect the rights of property owners and occupants and promotes stability and order in the enjoyment of property rights. In cases of dispute or interference with peaceable possession, individuals may seek legal remedies, such as injunctions or damages, to protect their rights and regain possession of the property.
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This glossary post was last updated: 29th March 2024.
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