Property Ownership
A Wisconsin property owner who builds a fence that encroaches on their neighbor's property may be required to:
APay the neighbor annual rent for the encroachment
BRemove the fence, pay damages, or reach a negotiated easement agreement✓ Correct
CLeave the fence in place automatically
DObtain a variance from the municipality
Explanation
A fence encroachment on a neighbor's property is a trespass; the affected neighbor can demand removal, sue for damages, or negotiate an easement agreement.
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