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Fed [463]
3 years ago
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A landowner had a swimming pool and a dressing cabana constructed in her spacious backyard. The pool was entirely within the con

fines of the landowner's property. However, one corner of the cabana extended a few inches onto a far corner of her neighbor's land. At the time of the construction, neither the neighbor nor the landowner was aware that the cabana extended onto the neighbor's property. Does the neighbor have a cause of action for trespass
Business
1 answer:
Andre45 [30]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Yes. neighbor can trespass.

Explanation:

  • The landowner has a swimming pool and a spacious backyard with a corner. The neighbor might have a cause of action to trespass as the landowner is aware that the cabana is extended onto the neighbor's property.
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