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Brag away that is something to be proud of.
Boundary wars: (hopefully) the epilogue
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I hear nothing -- nothing from the neighbors, nothing from the sheriff, nothing from the County. Starting to worry about what I should do with the piles of (mostly) junk in the front yard.
I fear tall, grass and weeds between piles of junk with dying grasses beneath it. Do I remove the stuff or wait longer for the neighbors to put a claim on it?
I fear tall, grass and weeds between piles of junk with dying grasses beneath it. Do I remove the stuff or wait longer for the neighbors to put a claim on it?
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Take plenty of photos of junk with todays newspaper as proof of date then move. I would claim you where worried about your grand kids getting hurt playing around it.
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One man's junk. . . .
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Move on to their property
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That would be trespassing. I'm trying to be sure of my legal standing in this mess. According to the deputy, I could be cleaning on their property and he could do nothing. Son wants to take down a tree, but I think it is theirs. I don't want to go on their land or do anything to their property. I just want this whole bloody mess settled once and for all.
They are still using my property near their side yard. Knowing the deputies couldn't do anything about that either, I wait for the survey.
They are still using my property near their side yard. Knowing the deputies couldn't do anything about that either, I wait for the survey.
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I would stand on property line and just toss over, where it lands there problem, just video tape the tossing.
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If I was justified in taking the items abandoned in my part of the shed, then tossing them into the neighbor's yard would be illegal activity. I was.
If I now believe the junk is theirs, I broke the law taking it in the first place. I didn't.
Nope. It will go to the dump or freecycle. Just waiting for some sign of a pending lawsuit before it goes.
If I now believe the junk is theirs, I broke the law taking it in the first place. I didn't.
Nope. It will go to the dump or freecycle. Just waiting for some sign of a pending lawsuit before it goes.
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I am always amazed when I post on CL free section Junk and people want it.
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I just used to put stuff out at the curb and it would be gone. When I was re-doing the interior of this house, I took trash back to Livingston. I cut the carpet out of this house in 3' strips and took back to Livingston (trash service) and in 25 minutes it was gone.
