Property Ownership
An encroachment in Maryland refers to:
AAn easement for utilities
BA structure or improvement that extends beyond the owner's property boundary onto adjoining property✓ Correct
CA deed restriction limiting property use
DA government taking for public use
Explanation
An encroachment occurs when a structure (such as a fence, building, or driveway) extends beyond the owner's property lines onto neighboring property.
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