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7. Usually adverse possession only applies where other private property

Mon Oct 22, 2018, 05:52 PM

Oct 2018

and not government property is involved, but it's going to depend on local law so a lawyer in your city should be consulted.

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Question for any DU real estate/legal experts. (If I am on wrong forum please advise). [View all] dameatball Oct 2018 OP

"Adverse possession." I'm not an attorney, but this spooky3 Oct 2018 #1

Your neighbor may have some rights by "adverse possession" Sedona Oct 2018 #2

It's probably the right-of-way SCantiGOP Oct 2018 #3

Yes, that's what I told he daughter. dameatball Oct 2018 #6

Usually adverse possession only applies where other private property The Velveteen Ocelot Oct 2018 #7

My reading of the OP was that the land is privately owned spooky3 Oct 2018 #8

One of the other posts mentioned rights-of-way The Velveteen Ocelot Oct 2018 #9

Here in PA they often call that patch an "easement" BumRushDaShow Oct 2018 #10

If the surveyors were in the "entire street" only, yonder Oct 2018 #12

Good advice! dameatball Oct 2018 #13