If an accession is made wrongfully, the improver acquires title to the improved property and does not have to pay the owner for the property.

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If an accession is made wrongfully, the improver does not acquire title to the improved property and may be liable to pay the owner for the property or the value of the improvements. The owner may also have the option to demand the removal of the improvement.

If an Accession Is Made Wrongfully, the Improver Acquires Title