@BillRM,
Bill, History is past; the US happens to be the oldest democracy on this planet. If you have ever studied the history of the US, you would know how land was "won" and occupied by Europeans who came to this country. Lands have traded hands from one family to another, one generation to the next, and borders of the US has changed. As this country progressed from its earlier times, a government was formed, and they established land laws. They made the Constitution the law of the land that supercedes state's laws.
If you have ever studied law, you would know that most of our laws were taken from English law.
Quote:Overview of Real Property Law
in the United States
Section I: Background and Introduction
This article will present an overview of real property law in the United States. The basic concepts underlying real property law are the same throughout the United States. However, there are numerous variations in the application of these concepts between states as well as between counties and cities within states. Consequently, the focus of this article will be on the law as applied in New York City, unless otherwise indicated. Furthermore, the discussion will in most instances deal with residential real property as opposed to commercial real property.
As with most property in the US, we purchased our property through a real estate broker, and was provided title to our property upon purchase.
No one can come and take away my property by force or without compensation; that would be illegal. Even the government must compensate the value of the property if they wish to take our property.
You are not only a fool, but an ignorant one who thinks taking Palestinian property in Israel is the rights of Jews. You are a sorry human being who have no ethics or humanity.
