Twenty-five years ago, a hunter occupied a cabin on land where the true owner later sues for quiet title. The true owner is imprisoned for 30 years and is thus afflicted by a disability at the inception of potential adverse possession. Which statement correctly reflects tolling rules in this scenario?

• A. Possession cannot be shared with the true owner or the public while establishing adverse possession.
• B. Two or more people can join as a tenancy in common by adverse possession.
• C. A quitclaim deed negates hostility toward adverse possession.
• D. Disability tolls the statute of limitations for the true owner.

Answer: (D)