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Distance spraying from house

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    #92
    Mad_maxx
    Registered Users Posts: 13,505 ✭✭✭✭Mad_maxx


    _Brian wrote: »
    Renting the land likely gives him temporary right of way.

    No, the owner does not have a right of way either

    Not like he cannot access the field, he can but a combine could not


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    #93
    Mad_maxx
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    Dinzee Conlee wrote: »
    You asked about distances to house in the OP, you got an answer from many people - the legal limit seems to be less than the distance from the field to your house, so the farmer is doing nothing wrong...

    When advised to just go inside, to avoid it - you poked holes in this option as well...

    You have been told numerous times to talk to the farmer, it was even said go down now and have a chat with him...
    But even though you give it loads about your health, it seems it’s not as high a priority to go out of your way to meet him. Instead, you will wait for him to come to you...

    Then, you finish with calling all farmers ‘inconsiderate, entitled and arrogant’

    I am inclined to agree with the poster who said you’re just trolling... think there is no spray problem, nor house, nor farmer, nor illness, nor son...

    If your happy to conclude that

    Knock yourself out as the Americans say, I don't care


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    #94
    _Brian
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    Mad_maxx wrote: »
    I grew up on a farm, I've worked on farms in new Zealand, in general that's how I've found them, was not intending to personally slight you

    I got called a fcukwit earlier and a poor parent so it appears to be no place for the precious

    Deal with wit you were called any way you like.
    I think coming on asking advice and then insulting literally every farmer here is way OTT

    Anyway.

    Is your current plan to block right of way to the land ??

    Surely only the land owner can block right of way ?? Or do you skate right of way and plan to use that to block the tenant farmer ?


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    #95
    Mad_maxx
    Registered Users Posts: 13,505 ✭✭✭✭Mad_maxx


    _Brian wrote: »
    Deal with wit you were called any way you like.
    I think coming on asking advice and then insulting literally every farmer here is way OTT

    Anyway.

    Is your current plan to block right of way to the land ??

    Surely only the land owner can block right of way ?? Or do you skate right of way and plan to use that to block the tenant farmer ?

    I own the last stretch of the lane leading to the entrance to the field planted, hence he is trespassing in order to gain entry to the field


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    #96
    _Brian
    Registered Users Posts: 18,494 ✭✭✭✭_Brian


    Mad_maxx wrote: »
    I own the last stretch of the lane leading to the entrance to the field planted, hence he is trespassing in order to gain entry to the field

    That’s the answer so.
    If thatnrue case you hold an upper hand.


    Everything after that is opinion and semantics. Is that the only access to that piece of land ?


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    #97
    greysides
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    Mod: This thread is closed. Thanks for replies.

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