Squat - in Law and Property

In Law and Property

  • Squatting (pastoral), Australian term referring to occupations of land
  • Squatting, living in an abandoned or unused building, sometimes for political purposes (usually anarchist or autonomist)
  • Squatter's rights, referring to the legal term adverse possession

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