How have courts in England and Wales dealt with the issue of title of one out of possession?
Ontario, Canada
The following excerpt is from Webb v. Marsh, 1892 CanLII 35 (ON CA):
Many authorities are there noticed, among them the leading case of Partridge v. Strange, Plowden, 77, where it is held that the title of one out of possession, however good on paper, is a pretenced title.
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