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nonboatr

Junior Member
What is the name of your state?in VA. we have property that has an easement and a right of use for a pier, granted to the neighbors. That pier and lift was broken considerably in a storm. Because of that, we had it removed from our taxes until we want to rebuild. In the agreement, it says if act of god destroys it, we are under no obligation to rebuild. The neighbors want the pier rebuilt at their cost saying it just needs repairs. Can I just say wait until we are ready?
 


nextwife

Senior Member
A complete review of the exact wording would be needed to answer your question. If the agreement is only that you are not OBLIGATED to pay, but does not state thay are prohibed from doing this themselves at their own expense, you may be obligated to allow them to repair/rebuild.

An attorney could review and tell you more accurately after looking over the exact language of the ROW agreement.
 

nonboatr

Junior Member
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the wording does state that they could build onto the existing structure with our approval. I am more concerned with the way they will do this, they consider the rebuilding as "simple" repair which I believe they will do themselves, not getting appropriate permits, insurance coverage and the end result in this case would not be what was originally there. Eventhough they would pay for replacing my property, since it is mine (I pay all taxes), I think I should say how it looks, etc.
 

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