Re: John T property lines

Posted by Mike (WA) on January 09, 2007 at 08:27:37 from (69.10.196.100):

In Reply to: John T property lines posted by RLH on January 09, 2007 at 03:13:43:

In Washington, if a fenceline is in place for 10 years and is treated as the boundary by both property owners, it becomes the boundary. Trick is to prove both prior owners treated it as the boundary, since one or both is usually dead (obviously, one of the present owners is not agreeing it is the boundary, or you wouldn't have the dispute in the first place). Judges here will almost always rule in favor of the fenceline, because most of the old surveyed lines here, especially in the mountainous areas, are several feet off.

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