[WSBARP] Timber trespass

[Jeff at bellanddavispllc.com]

I think it depends on where the trespass occurred.  If it is in my backyard,
probably closer to the date of the event.  If it occurs in the forest, more
likely the date of discovery.

 

W. Jeff Davis

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Subject: [WSBARP] Timber trespass

 

Good afternoon listmates.

On a timber trespass does the SOL run from date of trespass or date of
discovery? Thanks in advance!

 

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