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Posted by paul on May 17, 2005 at 10:36:37 from (66.60.197.36):
In Reply to: Re: Fencing posted by Mike Burdick on May 16, 2005 at 21:07:55:
Over half of the squatters rights, fencing, and other land use laws don't make any sense at all to me..... But that is what we live with. :) As Greywolf says, it is a 'use' issue. I believe it is 7 years in my state, tho not sure on that. If you don't use your property, someone else does for so & so long, they can claim it, you lose it. Set the fence back a foot or a mile, don't use the land, don't maintain it, let others walk on it, graze it - they can claim it. One needs to be real careful how one sets up the property bounderies to protect your rights & ownership. A fence often becomes a defacto land boundry if it is anywhere near the proerty line. A long-term boarder such as a fence often carries more weight in court than what is writtern on paper. I think my state requires those who _use_ a livestock fence on a property line to build & maintain it, not force anyone to build half whether used or not.... But I could be wrong on that. --->Paul
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