[WSBARP] Waste Statute of Limitations- Exceptions

[Douglas Scott]

Your legal question is:   did the requisite statute of limitations occur
when the trees were cut or did it start upon the discovery or when a
discovery should have reasonably been made? The answer would require some
research.
*DOUGLAS W. SCOTT*
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On Mon, Feb 11, 2019 at 10:32 AM Dave B <bmcdave85 at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hello, I came across this list and was hoping I could impose for some
> opinions. I'm a homeowner in Snohomish County and have been doing research
> for a dispute I'm having with a neighbor. As a result I've discovered waste
> was committed on my property by the developer of several properties
> adjacent to mine, they removed several significant boundary trees I was
> previously unaware were on my property. I've found the site condition maps
> done at the time that clearly document the tree locations, but the removal
> occurred about 5 years ago. I'm wondering if I would still have an
> opportunity to bring action against the developer since I've only just
> discovered the injury? Thank you.
>
> Dave
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