III.   Rights

Occupation is the legal act of registering possession and/or claim by which legal and lawful possession is then established.

A person cannot occupy a place when they have no intention of being there, or wishing to visit it. The proof of intention of Occupation is the presentment of a valid Claim.

A place occupied by force affords no Rights and all Obligations to the Occupier.

Occupation does not imply any Rights towards ownership unless it is done peacefully and accompanied by a valid Claim.