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- Apr 7, 2005
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- Johnson City, TN
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They can sue you but they more than likely won't win. For example, there is an old building right across the water from where I work. It is prime real estate because it is ocean front. The crazy woman who owned it died and had stipulated in her will "The land is not to be touched". That means no renovations, no knocking it down, no selling it. Her family has had it for 10 years and it is a run down building that they can get millions for because it is in the busiest area of the city. What is in his will is binding. We also had a woman leave a hotel to a parrot when she died. Her family actually had to wait for the parrot to die before they could take ownership. (lol).
Wonder if the government would be able to 'steal' it. Whatever that clause is "for the common good." Oh God! We need a fountain right thur.