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f � <br /> ��-- �� <br /> �s� - yy� -G��a <br /> PAUL W.CHAMBERLAIN CHAMBERLAIN LAW FIRM MEG TURNER, Le al Assistant <br /> Attorney at Law g <br /> 445 Lake, Suite 333 <br /> Wayzata, MN 55391 <br /> 952/473-8444 • Fax 952/473-3501 <br /> E-mail:bulidoglaw@visi.com <br /> Sent via Hand Delivery <br /> March 13, 2002 <br /> Mr. Robert A. Ryan <br /> Ms. Delores Ryan <br /> 400 Leaf Street <br /> Long Lake, MN 55356 <br /> Re: Encroachment <br /> Dear Mr. Ryan and Ms. Ryan: <br /> Our office represents Tony Eiden Company. We are writing about an <br /> encroachment of your driveway on our client's property. <br /> Our client has a beneficial interest in Lot 2, Block 1 Fox Bend, Hennepin County. <br /> On the northwest corner of Lot 2, your driveway encroaches the property. <br /> We understand that Mr. Eiden has spoken with you about this problem, and you <br /> have taken the position that your interest is somehow "grandfathered in," <br /> whereby you need not do anything about your encroaching on the property. <br /> You will need to get your own independent legal advice on this to advise you this <br /> is totally incorrect. There is no right of adverse possession on Torrens titled <br /> property, and Lot 2 is governed by Torrens Certificate number 867089. You can <br /> confirm the Torrens status of the property directly with the county in the Registrar <br /> of Titles in downtown Minneapolis. <br /> Although you have no legal right to your encroachment on our client's property, in <br /> order to resolve this without the necessity of additional action, our client is willing <br /> to incur the expense to move your driveway over so it is on your property and off <br /> of ours. It will be done in an acceptable manner and not leave any residual <br /> problems you would otherwise have to solve if you took care of the driveway <br /> moving yourself. Nevertheless, we have an immediate concern to get this matter <br />