One man told the other, “What
are you doing in this house?” The occupant replied, “I bought it from
you, and I have used it for three years needed to establish chazakah.”
The original owner replied, “I was residing in the inner rooms all this
time.”
The litigants came before Rav Nachman, who said to the occupant, “Prove
your exclusive use of the house by producing witnesses that you lived
there alone, and you will have established chazakah.”
Rava said to Rav Nachman, “Is that the law? The burden of proof rests
upon the one who seeks to exact payment from his fellow, that is, on
the previous owner!” - but the law is like Rav Nachman, since his view
always prevails over Rava's.