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It seems to me that if the guy could make this claim, he could prohibit anyone from even fishing offshore of his property. I think I would have told him to take a flyin' f*** at a rollin' donut.
Originally posted by heyttown:<br /> If you can picture the deck goes straight out on the lake,but the property line is actually on an angle(pie shaped property) so if you were to draw imaginary lines from his fence line out 40'in the water the dock would be on his side.<br /><br />Thanks everyone.
Thats the kind of thing the "Projected Property Lines" here were designed to eliminate. Stops land owners from projecting their dock from their shore line into/across their neighbors lake front shore line.
