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What is sad is that scum bag lawyers are the ones who make the money, and the party who is correct usually spends a great deal of money and "wins" but the bottom line is some folks are so self centered and greedy they can not see in broad daylight. To date I have spent nearly $25K. Now they want to rush to mediation so they can sell the property. When they could not sell the property they did zero. And called for me to pay 50/50 to have the drainage problem corrected. Why? because if I did not they would just keep dumping ALL their drainage into my property and continue to damage my house and land. This thing is likely going to trial and that is a year away and substantial more damage and aggravation!
This is what happens when people try to get around codes and ordinances. You both brought all this trouble on yourselves.
What did I bring on myself? I have my projects nearly complete and it will increase the property values of the people around me.
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That's a mess.......and everybody has to look at this every day!
During the day they see a stone wall. (Old photo from during construction):
And at night, they see this (only had the first section of lights during this photo);
Of course, now there is also the waterfall from the pool's infinity edge that the neighbors must also view. I don't have any photos of that convenient at the moment.
I recall a number of years ago, a family friend went out to mow a vacant lot he owns and found a house on it and people about to move in. The homebuilder put it on the wrong lot.
Under Texas law, my friend had a brand new house at no cost. He offered to swap lots with them rather than have them tear it down and rebuild it on the correct lot.
a round piece or counter, originally made of stone, used in various board games such as backgammon.
a large flat table or sheet, originally made of stone and later usually of metal, on which pages of type were made up.
3.
a hard seed in a cherry, plum, peach, and some other fruits.
synonyms:kernel, seed, pip, pit "a peach stone"
4.
British
a unit of weight equal to 14 pounds (6.35 kg).
"I weighed 10 stone"
5.
a natural shade of whitish-gray or brownish-gray.
"stone stretch trousers"
verb
verb: stone; 3rd person present: stones; past tense: stoned; past participle: stoned; gerund or present participle: stoning
1.
throw stones at.
"policemen were stoned by the crowd"
2.
remove the stone from (a fruit).
"halve, stone, and peel the avocados"
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Congratulations???
Thank you. I agree.
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I recall a number of years ago, a family friend went out to mow a vacant lot he owns and found a house on it and people about to move in. The homebuilder put it on the wrong lot.
Under Texas law, my friend had a brand new house at no cost. He offered to swap lots with them rather than have them tear it down and rebuild it on the correct lot.
Ummm.... no, it does not fit the definition.
Your concrete blocks are not "the hard, solid, nonmetallic mineral matter of which rock is made".
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