fence moving and location

[stormee]

If someone's fence is on your property, they have been notifed to remove by certified mail and time limit has gone by you have every right to charge them rent money at a daily rate with penalty. Send them a letter that rent money is about to be charged and send them invoices. Sometimes this will clear it up, if not sell your invoices to a debt collector and let them haress the intuder.

 

[Ciarraine]

If someone's fence is on your property, they have been notifed to remove by certified mail and time limit has gone by you have every right to charge them rent money at a daily rate with penalty. Send them a letter that rent money is about to be charged and send them invoices. Sometimes this will clear it up, if not sell your invoices to a debt collector and let them haress the intuder.

Stormee, bad suggestion. Stick to things where you're certain you know the law.

 

[BelizeBreeze]

If someone's fence is on your property, they have been notifed to remove by certified mail and time limit has gone by you have every right to charge them rent money at a daily rate with penalty. Send them a letter that rent money is about to be charged and send them invoices. Sometimes this will clear it up, if not sell your invoices to a debt collector and let them haress the intuder.

And of course, you are a complete idiot with no legal training or conception of contract law. What you are advocating this poster do is enter into a unilatteral contract which is illegal with no basis in law. And the invoices will be worthless and worse, if attempting to be sold to a debt collector, will open the poster to criminal prosecution.

 

[stormee]

Clarraine

It's a wonderful suggestion and perfectly legal.


BelizeBreeze

How much knowledge do you have when you cannot even spell the word "Unilateral".

What are you worried about is that people will come to know that they have the perfect right to do things on their own without involving lawyers/attorneys.

Invoices are legitimate and there is no foundation for criminal prosecution.

 

[BelizeBreeze]

Invoices are legitimate and there is no foundation for criminal prosecution.

And there is nothing to stop the neighbor from wadding this invoice into a tight ball and throwing it into the trash.

Get it right for once in all of your postings. One party has no legal right to contract FOR another without the other's permission. You two deserve each other. Because you're both idiots.

 

[stormee]

The instrument may be dishonored.

All the holder needs is to get them into court for their disregard of the bill or instrument. The court will see that they have failed to answer or refused to and give the creditor a default to their pocketbook or garnishment.

The letter sent to them should be Notice by Written Communication/Security Agreement. Once unfullfilled a UCC-1 may be file with the State and County.

 

[Ciarraine]

It's a brilliant idea called extortion.

 

[stormee]

Extortion: The obtaining of property from another induced by wrongful use of actual or threatened force, violence, or fear, or under color of offical right.


Gee, that sounds surprisingly like a "police officer" stopping you and giving you a ticket for a so called crime that is not even a law.

It also sounds like income tax, property tax, zoning violations, etc - all an effect to steal you money under threat.

 

[Ciarraine]

I agree with BelizeBreeze--Stormee, you are an idiot.

 

[HomeGuru]

Stormee, bad suggestion. Stick to things where you're certain you know the law.

**A: this is hilarious.

 

[BelizeBreeze]

**A: this is hilarious.

Unfortunately, the original poster, if listening to stormee, probably won't find anything to laugh about when the knock comes on the front door.

 

[nextwife]

BB and HG, how would putting their own fence JUST inside the actual lot line be- not actually touching the other fence (Yes, I know it's a pricey solution, just curious)?

 

[BelizeBreeze]

Before or after the trespassing citation is delivered?

Remember, this is disputed land in the eyes of the court. Until the matter is brought before a judge the poster runs the risk of civil and criminal penalties.

That's why the advice .