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To: Oeconomicus who wrote (90671)	12/4/2004 2:20:32 PM
From: Ish	of 108807

The county has an easement through the area and it takes in part of both of our lots. He ignores the pin on his side and points to mine as the property line. <<There are also circumstances, I understand, where your use of that little piece of the other lot for a very extended period of time with the knowledge and implied concent of your neighbor could lead to you having a continuing right to use it even without a recorded easement, but that's much trickier, especially with new owners objecting.>> Had a case of that locally. A guy built a garage and 3' of it was over the line. Years later he wanted to expand the garage and the neighbors said no. A survey was done and he had to remove the 3' of garage plus another 3' of set back.

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