These Waterloo neighbours went to trial over a few inches of concrete. It cost them $150,000 in legal fees
When a neighbour dispute begins over inches, writes Bob Aaron, the lesson for homeowners is simple: get a survey, read it carefully and try hard not to turn those inches into miles.Categories
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