Madani v Rabinowitz

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steffan
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Madani v Rabinowitz

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Interesting angle on an age old boundary issue. Newly published CA appellate case worth reading:
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Just reading the intro, looks interesting. I'll print it for evening leisure reading.

Thanks Jeff.
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This is helpful to those of us who encounter a neighbor's fence on our client's lot from time to time. I feel more confident in assuring the homeowner that it is not a problem and to let it be.

The determination of the wood fence as a continuing encroachment based on value is interesting. I wonder where they will draw the line? Is a rock wall permanent? Is a more substantial or expensive wood fence permanent? Is a chain link fence permanent?
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Definitely a good reference, and stored in my files. The question continues when educating clients as to a cost analysis to challenge a neighbor over a fence encroaching 6"? Is it truly worth going to court (starting around $12,000) over shifting the fence?
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As Robillard used to say "how much justice can your client afford?

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