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Encroachment

Posted on October 30, 2025 | Posted in Five Liners, Real Estate

Bachli v. McLeod 2025 Ont SCJ

Defendant’s retaining wall encroached on his neighbour’s property. Predecessors in title had entered into an encroachment agreement that allowed the encroachment for 21 years. The agreement had expired and the new neighbour wanted the encroachment gone. The court noted that the parties had not negotiated an extension or a new agreement and granted a declaration that the retaining wall was encroaching on the neighbour’s land.

 

Jonathan Speigel

 

Written by Jonathan Speigel, the founding partner of Speigel Nichols Fox LLP, leads the litigation and construction practices.

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