In 2022, two Michigan brothers became embroiled in a land dispute after one ploughed a landscaped strip beside the other's home; four years later, an appeals court revived the boundary claim after a $5,364 award
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In 2022, a Michigan man ploughed a landscaped strip of land beside his brother's home, triggering a dispute over who had the right to use it. Frederick G.
In 2022, a Michigan man ploughed a landscaped strip of land beside his brother's home, triggering a dispute over who had the right to use it. Frederick G. Bender and his wife, Susan, said their family had maintained the 0.13-acre area for years, although it was part of his brother David A. Bender's property. They sued David and his wife, Jean, seeking compensation and recognition of their claim over the land. Four years later, an appeals court revived their boundary claim after a lower court rejected it, while awarding them $5,364.44 for the damage caused.
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