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Re: OT: dead trees and lush soybeans!
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Posted by RWK in WI on May 23, 2005 at 18:17:26 from (207.14.76.137):
In Reply to: OT: dead trees and lush soybeans! posted by Markuss on May 23, 2005 at 06:38:25:
Had a simular thing happen to me some 30
years ago here in Wisconsin. Bought 20
acres from a developer, had the land
surveyed and staked, planted some trees,
and put up posts with No Trespassing signs
with several on all sides. Farmer that had
used the land in the past tilled the land
pushing the signs, posts, surveyors stakes,
and trees out and planted. The developer
showed that he had notified the farmer by Jan
1st that the land was sold and not available to
for planting. I talked to a lawyer and here in
Wis. if a farmer has used a land for over 5
years he has a life time lease and you have to
buy him out seperate from the purchase of the
land unles the developer has bought him out.
Got real nasty with farmer wanting more than
the developer had charged for the land.
Ended up the farmer had only used the land
for 4 years so he was trying to make the 5th
year of use. He lost in court but my fences
and trees kept getting torn out. Developer
bought the land back and had the farmer
evicted .
I hope you do better.
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