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  Trespassing, Malicious destruction of property
  
  Right! Thanks
  trailrunner62
  
  Post #25
  
  Oct 18, 2020
  
  Forum: Neighbors & Boundaries
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  Trespassing, Malicious destruction of property
  
  Thank you for all the advice. At least we have an idea where to go with this now.
  trailrunner62
  
  Post #23
  
  Oct 18, 2020
  
  Forum: Neighbors & Boundaries
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  Trespassing, Malicious destruction of property
  
  Who would we sue, the deed holder or the neighbor purchasing the land on land contract?
  trailrunner62
  
  Post #21
  
  Oct 18, 2020
  
  Forum: Neighbors & Boundaries
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  Trespassing, Malicious destruction of property
  
  We can still access the water on our side without the easement . We have a drive next to the easement we had cut last year, but the same neighbor encroached and destroyed it with his excavator. It would also need repaired.
  trailrunner62
  
  Post #20
  
  Oct 18, 2020
  
  Forum: Neighbors & Boundaries
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  Trespassing, Malicious destruction of property
  
  We each have drives i. front of our homes. The easement is on the backside/lakeside on the boundary line. It is for accessing the lake, not our homes.
  trailrunner62
  
  Post #18
  
  Oct 18, 2020
  
  Forum: Neighbors & Boundaries
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  Trespassing, Malicious destruction of property
  
  The easement is for both of our benefit to access the water. This is not the only road. We each have our own driveways as well to our properties. We only have this access to the water.. The other owner has another driveway to the beach on his second lot. He is selling both lots together. He just...
  trailrunner62
  
  Post #17
  
  Oct 18, 2020
  
  Forum: Neighbors & Boundaries
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  Trespassing, Malicious destruction of property
  
  The easement is still showing in the owners / sellers name. Not the land contract holder.
  trailrunner62
  
  Post #15
  
  Oct 18, 2020
  
  Forum: Neighbors & Boundaries
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  Trespassing, Malicious destruction of property
  
  So another issue is if we want to try to end the easement, who owns it. The neighbor is buying the land on a land contract which has not been paid in full. Who do we deal with regarding the easement, the current neighbor or the deed holders?
  trailrunner62
  
  Post #14
  
  Oct 18, 2020
  
  Forum: Neighbors & Boundaries
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  Trespassing, Malicious destruction of property
  
  That woul That would be awesome if he would, but he wants to charge us to do this, even though he owns all kinds of excavating equipment.
  trailrunner62
  
  Post #13
  
  Oct 18, 2020
  
  Forum: Neighbors & Boundaries
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  Trespassing, Malicious destruction of property
  
  No, but I will now. Thank you.
  trailrunner62
  
  Post #12
  
  Oct 18, 2020
  
  Forum: Neighbors & Boundaries
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  Trespassing, Malicious destruction of property
  
  Thank you
  trailrunner62
  
  Post #8
  
  Oct 18, 2020
  
  Forum: Neighbors & Boundaries
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  Trespassing, Malicious destruction of property
  
  What legal action would have force behind it?
  trailrunner62
  
  Post #6
  
  Oct 18, 2020
  
  Forum: Neighbors & Boundaries
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  Trespassing, Malicious destruction of property
  
  Would a cease and desist stop the neighbor from continuing destroying the drive and our property?
  trailrunner62
  
  Post #4
  
  Oct 18, 2020
  
  Forum: Neighbors & Boundaries
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  Trespassing, Malicious destruction of property
  
  We are in the process of legal action against the first contractor at this time.
  trailrunner62
  
  Post #3
  
  Oct 18, 2020
  
  Forum: Neighbors & Boundaries
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  Trespassing, Malicious destruction of property
  
  We have a recorded shared easement with our neighbor. The easement drive either has eroded or was never cut to proper dimensions. We have ordered a survey of the property line and easement. There are survey markers there now, but we need to confirm the accuracy. Our neighbor recently and...
  trailrunner62
  
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  Oct 18, 2020
  
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  Forum: Neighbors & Boundaries

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