Property Ownership
In Ohio, which of the following is an example of 'encroachment'?
AA neighbor's fence is built 3 feet inside your property line✓ Correct
BA utility easement running across your backyard
CA neighbor's tree branches hanging over your property
DBoth A and C
Explanation
An encroachment is the physical intrusion of a structure (fence, building, wall) from one parcel onto an adjoining parcel. A fence built inside your property line by a neighbor is a classic encroachment. (Tree branches may be handled differently as a nuisance.)
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