I own 120 feet of lake front property in NJ a boat drives over my property on state water to dock.Can stop him
410834
Planes can fly over your house, so no... you do not own the water apparently.
978393
yes, if it is 100% yours, and he/she who is on it has no share in it. you have every right to, either call the cops or get a restraining order, and they would not be allowed within 100 yeards of the property
938341
It is where the hull touches the water
321078
That depends upon the torque of your engine and how much weight it has to push through the water. If you have too much pitch- it will lug your engine and cause damage to it. If you have too little pitch--your engine will over-wind and that will cause damage, also. Your best bet, is to consult your friendly-neighborhood marine dealer. Most are only too happy to help you figure out what you need, then sell it to you. That's how they make a living.
654120
It was driven across the lake while the water was frozen.
985921
It looks kind of like a boat. See the source.
239806
Sorry, as long as you live on a public road you have no right of way to the road in front of your house. Your neighbor can park wherever they want. A way you could cure them of this is to park in front of their mailbox, which is unethical, but not illegal. Most postal carriers hate this enough that they just won't deliver mail to the blocked box after a couple of days. Then when your neighbor complains to you about it, calmly explai to them that if their vehicle wasn't in front of your home, you wouldn't have to park in front of theirs. (If that doesn't work you could always throw a fresh fish in the back of his van.)
806288
A car that runs on water.
776642
Gambling boat can be as short as 100 yards. Think of all the Gambling boats in the mid-west that operate on rivers.\n\nBroadcasting from a ship, with homeland sec, I do not think you could have a limit.
582630
Fishing boat or a raft will do it.
1059304
a pier out into Lake Michigan
764764
You might want to speak with a lawyer first, but I would think all you have to do is call the police and tell them you want the RV impounded and off your property.\n\nSquatters have no rights.  But, like I said, check with an attorney to be sure.
164922
As a former Texas police officer, I can tell you that the guy that is doing it on purpose could be charged with Criminal Mischief if the owner of the property choses to press charges. If it's an accident, then the owner can take the driver(s) to civil court and sue for the damage to the lawn. No one has the right to hurt someone else's property and the one guy that is doing it on purpose needs a charge slapped on his butt and then he can sit in his jail cell and spin his wheels. He can also be sued for the damage. If the owner wants to press charges, tell them to get it on video if possible. Hide a camera somewhere and then they have their proof. =)
219612
If you can prove it. See a lawyer!
565603
Call the police. The trees are on his property and you have the right to sue.
160408
get  a lawyer !   move  out   and  take  it  all   cars  boats , guns, computer   everything   even  the  ice  trays !  if  you   own  the home  it  can  always   be   sold  or  re deeded  . you  could  also    hire  a   private detective   and    investigate   prior infidelities  which  could  lean  the  court  in  your  favor  being a  "victimized"  "faithful"  housewife.....Take it all flip em  the bird  and  smile  all the way  to court
128041
Every person has a right of easement over his/her property. So if you landlock somebody's property in such a manner that his easement right's are violated then it is illegal.