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Posted by paul on November 07, 2004 at 13:08:06 from (66.60.197.54):
In Reply to: Re: Building fence on property line posted by wh on November 06, 2004 at 17:49:29:
So - how do you maintain ownership of that 12" strip??? I mean, you put up a fence 1 foot back from your line, and for 20 years you use your property & the neighbors use the other side right up to your fence.... Don't you lose the foot of property? It's not wide enough to even push a mower on, so you can't 'maintain' it or use it or anything.... Just curious how those 2 laws work together - stay back 1 foot, but you have to maintain your property as yours - how to protect that one foot? --->Paul
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