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Do you really own the land you live on? Yes, but not unconditionally. There’s no question that you, your family, and heirs have strong historic rights to your own land. You can build on it, dig in it, keep others away from it, sell it, give it away, or borrow on it.
But your rights do not override certain public rights. A utility company may buy rights-of-way for power lines. The telephon company may have the right to a fivefoot easement for poles along your backlot line. Similar easements are purchased or granted for local electric power lines, underground sewer
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