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Re: Building fence on property line
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Posted by Midwest redneck on November 06, 2004 at 15:47:26 from (64.136.26.225):
In Reply to: Building fence on property line posted by Leland on November 06, 2004 at 15:36:49:
I have heard (and believe myself) that anything on your property is yours and you can do with it as you wish, I am not speaking as a lawyer...because I aint one. So if you know the exact location of the property line and the fence is on your side then you can doze it. Case in point: there is a woman I work with who owns 10 acres and has no fence and her one neighbor to the side of her (she has a 335 X 1360 lot size) was cutting her grass by going over about 10 feet onto her property all the way down the 1360'. She contacted a survey comp. because she wanted to put up a fence and the surveror said if she decides to go with the fence to put it 1 foot inside the legal boundries on her side of the line.
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