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Usually when someone invests in a plot of land, they're also considering what surrounds their plot of land. Obviously you don't own the rights to the surroundin
by artursapek 7y ago
Usually when someone invests in a plot of land, they're also considering what surrounds their plot of land. Obviously you don't own the rights to the surroundings, but it's reasonable to expect you would have something to say about it if those surroundings were to get ruined somehow.
- harryh 7y agoEverything hinges on the definition of "ruined." If you take that to mean "a waste disposal plant gets built right next to your house" then you have a point. If you take that to mean "we're replacing this single family home with a small apartment building" then you're really going too far.