My neighbor's landlord knocked down my fence 2 years ago and is now refusing to pay half for a new fence. I called the county and they said there is nothing I could do, but I think it is considered a public nuisance since it is visible from the street and is a safety hazard to my family. Also, the landlord, who rents the house, is not giving me or her tenants any privacy. The landlord owns a 1.2 million house and is still refusing to pay.
2007-08-06
07:03:58
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Let me clarify. It is my grandmas house and she has given up, so I decided to step in. My grandma is 72 and the landlord claimed that my grandmother knocked the fence over. I wish I can knock over a fence when I'm 72. There was only one section of the fence that was leaning over, but it wasn't bad. The landlord deliberately knocked the fence down on her own without notifying my grandmother. Hope that is a little more clear. Thanks for the answers, they're what I expected so far.
2007-08-06
07:24:56 ·
update #1