Скачать или смотреть Senior Woman Protects Family Orchard From Developers Using 70-Year-Old Federal Document

Margaret Chen, 68, watched developers bulldoze her family's apricot orchard—until she pulled out a 1952 federal water easement that destroyed their entire project. This is NOT legal advice. This is a story about protecting generational land through documentation, patience, and knowing your rights.

Key Lessons: Federal water easements override local zoning. Agricultural water rights filed before 1960 have prior appropriation status in California. Documentation beats power and money.

Topics Covered: Property rights protection, water easement laws, fighting illegal land seizure, protecting family legacy, how to research old land records.

Disclaimer: This video is for educational and entertainment purposes only. Always consult a licensed attorney for legal matters involving property disputes.

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