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07.03.08, 05:46 AM General Topics
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Lawyer moms - if a neighbor's fence goes over their property line a bit into my yard - I won't lose the property over time, will I? Doesn't it have to be a hostile kind of thing? [ Reply | Watch | Flag ]
General Topics 07.03.08, 05:46 AM Flag
 

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not a lawyer, but it's an easment unless you give him written permission. without that, i think 7 years and it's his or hers. [ Reply | More
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General Topics 07.03.08, 05:51 AM Flag
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I think if they claim it by fencing it off then over a number of years it becomes theres [ Reply | More
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General Topics 07.03.08, 05:59 AM Flag
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I would def. get something in writing - notarized - otherwise it is adverse possession and becomes their land over time. What fencing co. would put up a fence w/out a survey first? [ Reply | More
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General Topics 07.03.08, 07:36 AM Flag
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