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Access Rights

Access Rights

This is a fairly complex situation so I'd like to caveat our response by saying we are surveyors, not lawyers, and our recommendation would be to consult a lawyer on the matter....

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Fencing

Fencing

If the fence is on the neighbour's property then they are technically within their rights to have it moved onto the property line....

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How to read a distance on a survey (house)

How to read a distance on a survey (house)

Measurements of surveys are often in Decimal Feet....

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Back Yard

Back Yard

The right of way across your property gives the residents of the building next door the right to pass over a specific portion of your land, as defined in the easement document and survey plan, for the purpose of accessing the street....

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Boundary evidence not found

Boundary evidence not found

The most common boundary evidence, at least in urban areas, is iron survey bars that surveyors put in the ground to mark the corners of a property boundary....

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Survey plan for condo?

Survey plan for condo?

You can ask the seller for the condo plans, or you can get them yourself....

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Shared driveway

Shared driveway

Problems with shared driveways are pretty common....

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Neighbours want to cut down our hedge

Neighbours want to cut down our hedge

Hi Cathy; First, and most importantly, you and your neighbour must determine and agree upon the exact location of the boundary....

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Neighbour's dock sticks out in front of my cottage

Neighbour's dock sticks out in front of my cottage

The beds of most lakes in Ontario are owned by the Ministry of Natural Resources and Fisheries....

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Lots and Blocks on a Plan of Subdivision

Lots and Blocks on a Plan of Subdivision

Hi Richard; Lots and Blocks are designations of land ownership that developers use to parcel land on a Plan of Subdivision....

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