🚀 go-pugleaf

On 1 Oct 1997 14:06:46 GMT, in ba.mountain-folk,
rogerlov@ix.netcom.com(Roger Loving) shaped the electrons to say:

>In <brunncj.81.00FF6FCA@NOTvetmed.auburn.edu> brunncj@NOTvetmed.auburn.edu (C.
>Brunner) writes: 

> We had a survey done last week and learned that the 
>>neighbor to the north is gardening on our side of the 4th boundary
>line.  Just 
>>his corn patch, but there's no doubt he's over the line, and has
>probably been 
>>slipping over for several years (unbeknownst to us).  Now we have to
>figure 
>>out what to do...

>    One thing you might do is offer to trade some of your land for some
>of his. I have seen this work out. It is called a boundary adjustment
>and the legal problems vary...sometimes it is easy.

Actually, I would consider setting up a "sharecropping" arrangement!

Let him farm that piece of land on an annual basis, and take "payment"
in fresh corn!  Yum....  and win-win!!!

Ask your attorney about the legal steps you should take... (IANAL)

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