Legal Definition and Related Resources of Spite fence
Meaning of Spite fence
A fence erected maliciously and with no other purpose thaii to shut out the light and air from a neighbor’s window. Such a fence is a nuisance, for no man has a right to build and maintain an entirely useless structure for the sole purpose of injuring his neighbor. 151 N. C. 434, 440, 19 Ann. Cas. 473, 475. 68 111. 479.
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Concept of Spite Fence in the context of Real Property
A short definition of Spite Fence: A fence built for the purpose of causing a problem for one’s neighbor. May ruin the view, make access of a vehicle difficult, etc., or simply be ugly.
Concept of Spite Fence in the context of Real Property
A short definition of Spite Fence: A fence built for the purpose of causing a problem for one’s neighbor. May ruin the view, make access of a vehicle difficult, etc., or simply be ugly.
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