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I'm worried I can be held liable since it's my land
answered on Jan 8, 2024
Yes.. A proper tort suit would join all interested parties as defendants, especially since comparative negligence applies and execution on land is possible.
We want to appeal this as the brook is connected to another road and we are being charged property tax on the brook and the land on the other side connected to another street. We were forced to purchase flood insurance and the trees that run along this water source are beginning to fall which could... View More
answered on Jan 8, 2024
Start looking into this by hiring a CT attorney to search your title, and possibly some upstream/downstream properties. If you are being assessed for something you do not own, complain to the tax authority for the
County.
My parents have a property in Puerto Rico. There's five siblings. Father past away Mother is still alive, who's it belong to? The property is also in an incorporation. One sibling is president in the corporation, my Mother is vise-president and I'm secretary. Should this sibling pass... View More
answered on Jan 8, 2024
The property will still belong to the corporation. As a rule, when a stockholder dies, his/her shares pass on to his/her heirs, unless an existing stockholders' agreement signed by them state otherwise.
The name of the owner indicated in the deed of sale (without “Jr.”) is also the same with what is indicated in the Land title (without “Jr.”). However, the correct name should be with “Jr.”.
Thank you so much for the help. God bless!
answered on Jan 3, 2024
You will need to file suit to reform the deed. It will require notice to all interested parties, possibly by publication.
answered on Dec 21, 2023
If there was no will, all property of the deceased should be sold and the proceeds divided among the heirs according to law. No heir has rights to property at a higher priority than any other heir. Schedule a free consultation to make sure your rights are protected.
A que distancia yo puedo construir una granja de 10,000 pollos de una casa residencial que no es mia?
answered on Dec 16, 2023
It may be difficult to get guidance for this on this forum, as it looks like it will involve the laws of the Dominican Republic. This forum deals mainly with U.S. law and courts. If you could consult with an attorney who deals with land use and agricultural matters, they might be able to offer... View More
was on the property line...they beat the crap out of me cause I kept telling them to get off my property...been to court 3 times and again this next Tuesday...I put up another fence..One foot off the property line so they couldn't do anything to the fence...I s that one foot still my property?... View More
answered on Dec 14, 2023
That is a Boundary dispute. Hire a competent attorney to file suit immediately. Your surveyor will be your expert witness. Both lands now have clouded titles.
answered on Dec 12, 2023
No... But the owner can take the MH away.
Research and development physics laboratory that would include particle accelerators. For the state of Michigan
answered on Dec 9, 2023
Zoning requirements vary depending on WHERE in the state you are. Your best bet is to contact a local lawyer to provide specific information for the city/township where you are interested in building.
That said, there are LOTS of legal issues before building a complex thing like this, and... View More
“Street” means a right-of-way, easement or prescriptive right-of-way dedicated to, and under the authority of, the City of X; a State highway; a private road, easement, or prescriptive right-of-way; and which is customarily used for automobile travel and for providing vehicular access to... View More
answered on Dec 9, 2023
In legal writing, the use of a semicolon in a clause like the one you've described typically functions to separate items in a list that are all governed by the opening statement of the clause. In the definition you provided for "Street," the semicolon is used to list different types... View More
I have found property in my city that's unused, dilapidated and abandoned. I can't afford my own property and would like to either claim the above mentioned property or purchase it over a period of time.
answered on Nov 30, 2023
You will have to contact an attorney in South Africa.
I ask this due to certain family members getting in the way of decision making, payments etc.
answered on Nov 28, 2023
Yes, particularly when there is agreement to an equitable division by the heirs. In fact, typically it is wiser to do things that way, and people should plan their estates with that in mind, especially when dealing with real estate.
The land I crossed to get to mine she left it to my cousins who are now trying to sale it can I keep my easement when they sale the land I have to cross about 25 feet of there land its the only way I can get to my land.
answered on Nov 15, 2023
That is probably an Easement By Implication. But unless Grandmother put down an express easement in the others' chains of titles, or there is a recorded subdivision plat, you will have to go to Chancery to have it declared in force if the other adjoining landowners cut you off.
If a gym owner is evicted from the commercial space and no longer has an address zoned for commercial use, does this negate the business license?
answered on Nov 11, 2023
In California, a business license can technically be registered with a residential address, but this does not automatically allow a commercial operation like a gym to function in a residential area. Zoning laws, which vary by locality, determine what activities can occur in a residentially zoned... View More
answered on Nov 9, 2023
Be careful with Prop 1.
It grants a Constitutional right to landowners to conduct farming and similar activities without regulation from local municipalities. This is different from DEED RESTRICTIONS.
If your property is part of a subdivision, which is restricted by a deed that... View More
Five cottages which all used to be rentals until 1967 are only buildings hooked to the well house building which has its own address and bills come to me. A neighbor bought a cottage next door to it (which is not hooked up to the well house), yet wants access to it. He says building is on his... View More
answered on Nov 7, 2023
You need a local real estate attorney to review all the facts and provide you advice. That is not something that can be provided in a forum like this.
Seriously — this is FAR more complicated than can be accommodated in a public forum. You need to hire an attorney!
My Difficult neighbor is trying to state that where the boundary line begins/ends to My property actually is 5 to 7 feet away from the rock That has been placed as a marker by the surveyors of plots/property ownership, Hence saying that I am unable to put a fence up where the actual block to divide... View More
answered on Nov 7, 2023
Property boundaries in Georgia are generally determined by a recorded plat, a legal land survey, or the property deed descriptions. If there is a dispute about where the actual boundary lies, it's usually necessary to get a new survey conducted by a licensed land surveyor. In Rincon, as... View More
Neighbor wearing gun says blackberries and trees on our property can't be cut. We can't even cut branches overhanging our driveway. Happens both 3 and 30 ft away from property line. He said the drain ditch that traverses both properties will collapse and it's protected. The nearest... View More
answered on Nov 2, 2023
Sorry to hear. A civil anti-harassment protection order is a common remedy for a neighbor dispute involving unwanted and threatening contact. A good attorney will give you the best chance of getting the order issued.
We got a new construction home. The lot plan was not shared during our initial contract signing not there was mention about easements and manhole in yard. Top of it, we paid 16k lot premium. Not happy and feel cheated. Can i take legal action?
answered on Oct 27, 2023
If the easement is not within the exceptions noted on your title insurance policy, you should file a claim.
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