In 1996, a New York couple bought their home believing a tree line marked the boundary; 30 years later, an appeals court revived a privacy claim over cameras filming their backyard and daughter
- Dalys built a chain-link fence in 2006, while Rileys installed their own fence about two feet away in 2011.
- (AI image)A New York couple who bought their home in 1996 believing that a line of trees marked the boundary with their neighbour's property have spent years fighting over the same stretch of land.
- What began as a disagreement over where one property ended and the other began eventually involved allegations of trespass and surveillance cameras recording their backyard.
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- Dalys built a chain-link fence in 2006, while Rileys installed their own fence about two feet away in 2011.
- (AI image)A New York couple who bought their home in 1996 believing that a line of trees marked the boundary with their neighbour's property have spent years fighting over the same stretch of land.
- What began as a disagreement over where one property ended and the other began eventually involved allegations of trespass and surveillance cameras recording their backyard.
Sources: Times of India