[Chris65LeMans]

Originally Posted by 151007

You might want to check your local laws regarding "adverse possession" before you ignore the fence issue for too long.

That's what I was going to say - you let that go on too long, and it's their property now.

[Alvin]

Originally Posted by 151007

You might want to check your local laws regarding "adverse possession" before you ignore the fence issue for too long.

Originally Posted by Chris65LeMans

That's what I was going to say - you let that go on too long, and it's their property now.

Indeed

Searched "adverse possession laws in winnipeg manitoba" for these results

http://www.uo2000.com/mortgage/adverse_possession.htm

http://www.mycanadianrealestatelaw.com/rightsofway.html

http://www.canequity.com/library/glo...possession.php

http://www.duhaime.org/LegalResource...law-cases.aspx

[Karl Rich]

What are you complaining about I see Pontiac Parts in that junk yard. I know how you feel I have a Cuban that lives behind me and he still has the raft he came over in displayed in his yard.

[Judge273]

Wow, 17 years of that is amazing for those untouchables in your backyard!

I see your point and his to a some extent (a real sickness or ego issue). But, the fact that a family lives there is at their own health risks.

This is probably a case of full ownership and no homeowners insurance? Now a land value thing that drives them to hang on....

I could see it being a "I like the money" hoarder as it fits the way its unfolding.

Been in some "hoarders without money" homes and nothing will surprise a person who sees this with eyes and nose. People are adaptable is all I can say.