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Posted by jmh on April 16, 2007 at 18:55:02 from (209.151.112.118):
Just how far can a pipe line go to get a easement across someones property? Will they actually take you to court? They got on my property (without permission) doing the survey. Told them to get off. They later came and ask "how much" to come across the place with their pipe line. I gave them a figure and they left. Later they ask for about 500 yards more right-a-way. They were told that would be O.K. for the amount I first told them. First check they brought by was a third of the price I gave them. The next check was 2/3 of what I ask. Whats a person to do? Do they play these games with everyone they deal with? Need some input from you guys...........
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