Property Ownership
In South Dakota, 'encroachment' occurs when:
AA neighbor visits the property without permission
BA structure or improvement extends beyond the property line onto an adjacent property✓ Correct
CA lien is placed on a property without the owner's knowledge
DA property is used for a purpose inconsistent with the deed
Explanation
Encroachment is when a structure (fence, building, driveway, etc.) extends beyond the legal property line onto adjacent property. Encroachments can be discovered during a survey and may need to be disclosed in a real estate transaction. They can create title issues and neighborly disputes.
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