In a message dated 12/25/2008 7:04:48 A.M. Pacific Standard Time, DLylis@aol.
com writes:
For example: If you use your neighbors
property as a right of way, and the neighbor does nothing to stop you, you
can file and get a permanent easement to the property as if it was yours.
The
period of time that this needs to go on and the method by which the
neighbor
retains rights during your period of usage varies by jurisdiction, but most
(if not all) have these kinds of laws.
My neighbor claimed this, but I (like most people) had title insurance.
I filed a claim against my title insurance carrier (who had guaranteed I had
a clear title). They sent lawyers down to inspect. Their lawyer buried my
neighbor in legal work and he chose to withdraw his claim.
Mike Moore .
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