This article examines how satellite imaging transforms possession analysis in real property law, indicating a shift to data-driven methods.
This article examines the use of satellite imaging as an evidentiary tool in real property law. It argues that historical satellite imagery enables objective temporal reconstruction of land use, transforming the analysis of possession and prescriptive acquisition. By contrasting traditional testimonial and documentary evidence with satellite-based observation, the paper highlights a shift toward data-driven adjudication and explores its implications for legal reasoning.
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