Recently i applied to get elecricity to my house can my neighbour say no to it crossing his property?
404004
What does the electric company say? I'm inclined to think he cannot prevent the wires. "Easement" is the legal term you should search on.
328287
Yes you would be liable.  First of all you should have liability insurance on your property (you pretty much have to, even on your own house).  Second you could put up signs saying "use track at your own risk" and "No Trespassing".  Finally you could require him to sign a disclaimer releasing you of all liability.  Different states will vary, but most will be pretty much the same.
773233
OUT my house? Yes!\n\nAT my house? No!
370637
The adjoining ppty owner doesn't HAVE to give an easement, but the question is, does one already exist....\n\nCheck the real estate records if you haven't already, and see if adjoining owner or any of his/her predecessors ever granted an easement to you or any of your predecessors.\n\nEven if not, it's possible that you may have developed an easement 'by prescription' just by using the road.  If you used it continuously and openly for a long enough time, you may have an enforceable legal right to keep using it.\n\nIt's not always the easiest thing to search real estate records, you may be able to do it yourself.  But whether an easement by prescription exists is a fact-intensive question and you should definitely have a local lawyer who has experience in real estate, help you out.  Good luck.
876141
Sounds like a nosy neighbour.....\n\nGo to your local police station and ask them what can be done.
38876
hell no its not right file a complaint with the national assosiation of realtors and your state real estate board- I had a realtor give the lock box # for my old house to a client without anyone's consent so he can take my key and enter my house whenever he felt like it- fight for your rights!!!you own the property not your realtor-I would term my contract with the realtor and find one with integrity
210074
The end of your question has been chopped off! You need to add more details so we can help you.\n\nIn general if you are having problems with your neighbours I would recommend going to the Citizens Adice Bureau. You can find the nearest location of one on their website here:\nhttp://www.citizensadvice.co.uk/\n\nI guess the council won't move you? It also depends what they are doing to make life a misery. If you start keeping a record of thigns that happen then it makes it easier for you to prove to the council or police that something is happening and potentially you may be able to get an ASBO (Anti-Social Behaviour Order) which would make them comply with regualtions such as noise abatement etc.\n\nIf you are still on speaking terms with your neighbour you could always point out to them why you are frustrated with them and try and find out why they do whatever it is and how u can both make each others lives easier.\n\nGood luck!
302602
Yes...but i have the permission of the neighbour.
517383
No. However, you are not responsible for the upkeep. Tell your landlady that you will no longer be held liable.
506733
NO!!! You can post a sign near the dog house and the front of your house where it can be seen from the street.
557935
notify the neighbor, show him the survey, move the fence at your expense
1149681
I am 99% sure that the answer is no.  If you are not on the tittle then you are not the owner of the home.  You should really double check with a lawyer if you are thinking of taking possesion.
671109
if you live in the uk you can call your local authority and speak to the land charges department. give them your address and they'll tell you whether there's a charge on your house.
221323
is there no other way to reach that workshop?\nwas th right to pass was ever in any way challanged or was denied or did the owner ever protested? or gave you license to pass trough that property.\n      i do not know about easement laws in US but i guess the answer to these question would matter.\n\n just because you were using  someones else/s property it does not automatically give you right of way especially if you have another access to it.
496498
Dunno bout UK...  Some states actually do not have any laws regarding that, and those that do. . .  well you would have to comply with the laws for a "mobile home". Also you have have trouble getting electricity installed to it. May require you to install a pole similar to those at camp grounds..... Where I live (Alabama) You only have to have it 2' off the ground. (concrete blocks) you must have it restrained with tie downs, (not difficult) and Have more than 1 entrance way (back door) - That is if your electricity is on a camping pole. (easiest way) Dunno bout plumbing specs, I don't see a problem though. But hey, if you have alot of land with trees, and if you don't tell anyone and don't attempt to get a registered address. . . .  who'll ever know you're there?
301351
Unless it was your sign I can tell you it would be just as bad as trespassing on the property the sign for intended for. It can be classed as property damage or if you take the sign stealing.
1097317
First find out if you can do so. Many municipalities are very strict in permitting this activity (neighbors don't like it)