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> The neighbor sounds really lame. What are the adverse possession laws like in Florida?
http://real-estate-law.freeadvice.com/adverse_possession.htm
Darned if I know. Perhaps I need to find out. If I'm at significant risk, then he's going to be really unhappy, really soon. I'll insist that he move the chain link portion of the fence as well.
Lee
David H.
--- Lee Bell <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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> My next door neighbor's shadow box fence turned into
> my side deck. I was
> pleased to see it go down. It was on my property in
> the first place. I let
> it stay only because I knew it would be expensive
> for him to move it. When
> it went down, I asked him to be sure that its
> replacement was on his
> property, not mine. A couple weeks later, I caught
> them trying to put it
> right back where it was. When I informed them that,
> if they put it on my
> property again, I was going to have them move it,
> they tried to make me feel
> guilty about it. Funny thing is, I now find they
> did the same thing to the
> neighbor on the other side. So much for "Mr. Nice
> Guy" and any chance I'd
> feel guilty about insisting.
>
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