Possession and ownership: the person disputing a possessor's ownership must prove that the possessor is not the owner. Where ownership of anything possessed by a person is disputed, the person affirming that the possessor is not the owner must prove that assertion. ... Summary
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Possession and ownership: the person disputing a possessor's ownership must prove that the possessor is not the owner.
Where ownership of anything possessed by a person is disputed, the person affirming that the possessor is not the owner must prove that assertion. Possession supplies the factual basis for placing the evidentiary burden on the challenger to ownership.
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