Neighbouring farmer says he owns my shed
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Dear Karen,
The farmlands that I own have been in my family for generations. There is a shed at the end of the lane, which I use for storing tools and small machinery, however, my neighbour, whom I have always got on with, has recently started to say that he owns it.
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