I don't know right from wrong in this situation but I had a job where I guy owned some acreage (small large I don't know) and he told me there was a right of way to his mothers house (she died and he was going to sell the house) he had me dress up the right of way and start to spread number 2 stone to recover/renew the driveway that has been there for years. I didn't see the guy on this side of the right of way but...the guy on that side (maybe it was running on his property) came out and told me to stop what I was doing and put it back the way it was. I said you mean you want the ruts back in there he said yes it was on his property and that is the way he wanted it. I parked my machine and a few days later I moved off the job. I don't know what happened other then the owner of the grandmothers house told me they always have had trouble with him (he was a jerk) I'm pretty sure they went to court over this... LAWYER FEES... but as I remember I drove past there a couple YEARS later and there was a driveway there.
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