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STL'ART E. GALE LAW OFFICE <br />VailcT Office Park <br />Suite 210 <br />10800 Lyndaic Avenue South <br />Bloomington. Minnesota S5420 <br />STL’ART c. GALE <br />s vakkes gale <br />STEVEN M GALE July 27. 1995 <br />Phone; (612) 8UO920 <br />Fkjc Noi (612) 8M-92)t <br />rrMr. Roger Reed <br />Reed Sc Pond ltd. <br />5424 Shoreline Drive * ' — <br />P O Bo.x 9 <br />Mound, MN 55364-0009 <br />Dear Mr. Reed: <br />Your letter of July 20th. 1995 addressed to Tim Feyo and Karen Fuller-Feyo has been <br />delivered to me for response. <br />As I interpret your letter, and based upon the intormation furnished to me by the Feyos, your <br />client is now making some unsubstantiated claim of title by adverse possession to 15 feet by 180 <br />feet of my client’s property. As I understand it, all agree that the survey that my clients have of the <br />premises is now correct. <br />I have discussed the moveable tin shed that your client has constructed, which encroaches <br />a few feet into my client's property, and which constitutes an ongoing trespass, although only for the <br />past few years. <br />At this point in time, we politely ask that the same be removed within ten (10) days. I say <br />that, because my clients have presently lost a sale of the property, because ot your client s <br />encroachment, and continuing trespass upon my client’s property.. <br />That fact subjects your client to a claim of substantial damages because of the loss of this <br />sale <br />I have also discussed thoroughly with my clients any claim of user by your client. My clients <br />have owned their land for a long time, and are well acquainted with any use of their land. <br />It is clear to me that essential elements, which must be present, if one is to attempt to claim <br />another's property by adverse possession, are lacking in this case. <br />The tin shed for example occupies less tha.'. one percent of the total area you claim to have <br />occupied openly, notoriously, and adversely to the ownership of the Feyo’s.
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