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Re: O.T. The nerve of some people... (rant)


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Posted by JDseller on November 17, 2010 at 09:42:07 from (208.126.196.144):

In Reply to: O.T. The nerve of some people... (rant) posted by Just Another Old Geezer on November 17, 2010 at 04:41:53:

Your Uncle needs to serve him LEGAL notice. Not just talk to him. Your Uncle will need to be able to prove in court he told him to quit cutting wood/trespassing. That takes a officer of the court delivered or/plus a registered signature required letter. Why go to this trouble? The kid is bad news. He called the law on you. Do you think he will honor any verbal agreement??? I don"t. He is not being a normal upstanding citizen. Not to many honest endeavors happen at all hours of the night. I would bet drugs or stolen property. Any pot growing on the ground?? He might have a cash crop hide there as well.

It toke me two years to get all of the low life off of a farm I bought several years ago. Had to go to court on some of them. They all claimed they had easement rights. Nothing was on record at the court house but I ,as the owner of record, had to prove that there was not right of egress (crossing my land with permission).

I know to some people here it may sound like I like to cause issues. That is not the case. I just believe that if I own something it is mine to do with as I want. My neighbors have that same right too. I never have complained about them using their property. I get along with most of my neighbors. A few are not here much so not anything wrong just not here.


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