Q0398
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A boundary that separates one property from another is often called a property line. Sometimes these follow a natural feature, such as a stream or a ridge. On other occasions they follow a surveyed straight line, disregarding the landscape. However, when a dispute arises, property lines may be strictly enforced, and crossing them without permission can lead to legal consequences.
AWhile some rural properties have no clearly marked boundaries at all, others are fenced along their entire perimeter.
BThe longest continuous property boundary dispute in legal history involved two neighbouring estates in rural England.
CGenerally you can only build near a property line if you have obtained the appropriate permits.
DLegal proceedings can play an important role in redrawing property lines, for example after a court ruling on inherited land.
EWhen neighbours are on good terms, property lines can be little more than an informal understanding, rarely enforced.Doğru cevap
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Boşluktan sonraki cümle 'However, when a dispute arises, property lines may be strictly enforced' der; bu karşıtlık, boşlukta gevşek bir uygulamadan söz edilmesini gerektirir. Doğru seçenek, komşular iyi geçindiğinde sınırların gayriresmî bir anlayıştan ibaret kalabileceğini söyler. İzin, dava ve çit seçenekleri bu karşıtlığı kurmaz.
PARALLEL BASE · Q302