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For a homeowner, is foliage a fence?
Is homeowner liable for police injury during raidDestroying a will and ganging up with relatives not included in that willAre emergency alarms/notification systems required at places of employment?Does jumping a fence between two public spaces constitutes trespassing or other law violation?How do I (politely) get contractual agreement from my neighbor to let me attach my fence to theirs?Can I sue my friend for stealing money from my personal bank acct.?Home insurance was never signed by homeownerCan a city legally force a homeowner to remove their garden?What is the process for obtaining an anonymous internet poster's identity for a civil lawsuit?Can previous homeowner file a claim for hidden damage on their old property?
My city regulates fences to be no more than 6' in height. In many cases, the fence as a support for growing tall hedges that could exceed this height. I can't find a definition of a fence in my city codes - is it reasonable take the common definition of what a fence is and assume that a hedge won't be considered a fence for the purposes of height limitation?
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My city regulates fences to be no more than 6' in height. In many cases, the fence as a support for growing tall hedges that could exceed this height. I can't find a definition of a fence in my city codes - is it reasonable take the common definition of what a fence is and assume that a hedge won't be considered a fence for the purposes of height limitation?
united-states texas homeownership
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Brian RBrian R
22825
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My city regulates fences to be no more than 6' in height. In many cases, the fence as a support for growing tall hedges that could exceed this height. I can't find a definition of a fence in my city codes - is it reasonable take the common definition of what a fence is and assume that a hedge won't be considered a fence for the purposes of height limitation?
united-states texas homeownership
asked 12 mins ago
Brian RBrian R
22825
My city regulates fences to be no more than 6' in height. In many cases, the fence as a support for growing tall hedges that could exceed this height. I can't find a definition of a fence in my city codes - is it reasonable take the common definition of what a fence is and assume that a hedge won't be considered a fence for the purposes of height limitation?
united-states texas homeownership
united-states texas homeownership
asked 12 mins ago
Brian RBrian R
22825
asked 12 mins ago
Brian RBrian R
22825
asked 12 mins ago
Brian RBrian R
22825
asked 12 mins ago
Brian RBrian R
22825
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