Washington, DC asked in Environmental, Land Use & Zoning and Real Estate Law for Maryland

Q: Is It Illegal Not To Have Water From The City Regarding Adverse Possession And Is It By The Owner Or The Adverse Possess

I Have No Water And The Owner's Water Is Cut Off Long Sense And $6000 Pass Due I Contacted The City Regarding But Never

A Answer It Regarded Having The Water Bill Put In The Title Name Or My Name Regarding Adverse Possession And And That I Was The Adverse Possesser.

1 Lawyer Answer
Thomas C. Valkenet
Thomas C. Valkenet
Answered
  • Real Estate Law Lawyer
  • Baltimore, MD
  • Licensed in Maryland

A: The solution to your issue depends on your status as an occupier of the land. How did you enter the property? Are you a tenant with a lease? One without a lease? Did the owner invite you? Did you enter via trespass? What is your relation to the owner?

How the water bill is titled is an administrative matter that usually derives from the name on the title, or a lease.

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