Your Land is my Land

[Jstpssng]

Well, there is you answer. Get your survey, have it legally filed, protect your property as you see fit, AND DON'T CARE HOW YOUR NEIGHBOR FEELS ABOUT IT...

I believe that's been his plan throughout this entire thread. The rest of us are just waiting for the results of the survey.
However it could be easily said than done. The transgressor is a well respected member of the community who knows that he's wrong, but doesn't seem to care.

 

[radios1]

" Law enforcement cannot enforce laws on private property." if that were the case in New York, the OP could use that huge cannon to solve the problem.. NC must be different.. in New York, trespassing is illegal, and Police enforce that.. the owner calls Police, and the suspect gets arrested on the word of the owner!.. each State has it's own laws.. actually, in New York, what the neighbor did would be at least trespassing in the third degree, and also a charge for destroying/removing the signs and t-posts.. New York Consolidated Laws, Penal Law - PEN SS 14.1 | FindLaw

 

[goeduck]

Quote Originally Posted by DB Pilot
No rights of way have ever been given. Deed is clean. No overlaps of of property lines. My neighbor and I are not in disagreement about the line. He just keeps using the property and doesn't care how I feel about it.
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Says right there, no overlap.

 

[DB Pilot]

My surveyor has pushed the survey into June. Neighbor has been back two more times to finish the pruning and first spraying. Second spraying will be in about a week. This proves he dosen't care about anybody or anything. Police warnings, posted signs, etc. Just wants his way. I don't believe the survey will do any good but will continue. :thumbdown:

 

[Jstpssng]

My surveyor has pushed the survey into June. Neighbor has been back two more times to finish the pruning and first spraying. Second spraying will be in about a week. This proves he dosen't care about anybody or anything. Police warnings, posted signs, etc. Just wants his way. I don't believe the survey will do any good but will continue. :thumbdown:

Too bad that you don't know somebody who needs a place to park their D8 for a few weeks; placed in a strategic location on your land, it would be a quick deterrent and a way to regain your land.

 

[DB Pilot]

good idea. The guy who dug our pond about 3 years ago left his Huge bulldozer on site for about 1 1/2 years. That might mean he needs storage for some time. :thumbsup:

 

[DrRod]

So with the survey in hand... my friend and about 20 of us... met at 9 am sharp. One hour later... there was no more fence and no more roses and ever inch of vegetation removed... it was like a military operation.
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Wait -- you have 20 friends that would show up for a hard labor job like this? You are leading one charmed life.

 

[Teachu2]

Wait -- you have 20 friends that would show up for a hard labor job like this? You are leading one charmed life.

He works for a beer company....

 

[Wakey]

He works for a beer company....

Why no call me?

I still think a new fence and some goats would be a great outcome. Unless he kills the goats.

 

[RSKY]

Be sure you know where the line is. Get the plows as stated earlier. And plow twice in each direction. If done correctly you will have two ditches about 18" deep separated by an 18" high pile of dirt.

Do something to mark your line or just deed it to him.

Sister was a PVA in another county for years, things like this can get completely out of hand. You should have stopped it years ago.

RSKY