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I think by best course of action is the adverse possession claim. The more i research it, it seams the best way to resolve this. Thank you all for your help and if you have other ideas i let me know.
You may need to resign yourself to the need for a lawyer. The builder already has his "official" permit and permission to build what he's going to build and isn't likely to back off unless he is facing a lawsuit. You "saying" stuff isn't going to do it.
I think by best course of action is the adverse possession claim. The more i research it, it seams the best way to resolve this. Thank you all for your help and if you have other ideas i let me know.
Then you better get moving. A claim for adverse possession is meaningless unless you defend your claim (in court) if the property owner attempts to assert his rights to exclude you from his property. He is asserting his rights so unless you assert your claim in court, you lose your claim.
Irrespective of the detail points which may stick, GET GOING !!
IF you fail to get moving once the problem is discovered , there are some who would argue you "acquiesced " to the new situation ....not the hill of choice.
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