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    Fence encroachment Quiet Title action-effect of voluntary dismissal?

    I am not commenting on the competence of the attorney, but saying that this is a SERIOUS incident if true in any respect. It can be reported for investigation (at no cost) to the state bar association here: https://www.osbar.org/_docs/discipline/ComplaintForm.pdf If you file, be as factual...
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    Neighbor Wants To Move Retaining Wall Near Property Line

    That's the best answer. Speaking as a licensed surveyor, I can say that none of us who are licensed surveyors would simply walk up on a mark in the ground and immediately pronounce it to be a property corner. The entire picture of the parcels in question would need to be investigated...
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    Retroactively granting access

    The answer to the OP's question is No. If it was possible to retroactively grant permissive use, every AP claim could be defeated thereby.
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    Issue with Possible Prescriptive or Permanent Easement by the Utility Company

    It's unlikely that the power company would use ORC 723.041. They do not need to do so in order get a prescriptive easement. In Ohio, they need to show that the pole and it's appurtenant features have been in place for a period of 21 years and that the owner(s), whoever that is or was could...
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    Private ferry

    Did the HOA impose this rule without a vote of all members?
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    Power company easements on large property later subdivided

    Just wondering... Is the power company a rural electric co-op?
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    Deed language "...fee in streets and alleys reserved by parties of the first part."

    I am getting impression that the true question here is whether a "street" created in 1917 as part of a private development (industrial park) has somehow come to be treated as a public right of way over time. We don't have everything before us, but in the absence of a public dedication and...
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