an action in ejectment against the possessor, which action
disputes the claim of adverse possession.
(2) (i) If an action in ejectment is so filed and
served in accordance with the requirements of this
section and the verdict and judgment in the ejectment
action are rendered in favor of the record owners, or
their heirs, successors and assigns, then both the 10-
year statute of limitations set forth in this section and
the 21-year statute of limitations set forth in section
5530 (relating to twenty-one year limitation) are tolled,
and the court shall render a judgment in favor of the
record owners, or their heirs, successors and assigns,
disposing of the quiet title action.
(ii) The period for running the statute of
limitations for any subsequent claim seeking title by
adverse possession under this section or section 5530
shall commence at a date not earlier than the date of the
judgment granting the relief requested in the ejectment
action.
(3) If no action in ejectment is so filed and served
within the one-year period, then judgment may be entered by
the court granting title to the real property by adverse
possession pursuant to this section and the Pennsylvania
Rules of Civil Procedure.
(4) A judgment granting title by adverse possession
pursuant to this section shall not, in and of itself:
(i) discharge, terminate or give rise to a
presumption of satisfaction or release of any interest in
the property that runs with title to the property,
including, but not limited to, easements, profits,
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