Are dikes which is the same as a levee , built between two neighbors leagle, especialy if floods one neighbor?

Question

there is a d**e which is the same as a levee built between my property line and the neighbors and now when it rains the d**e floods me it flooded my property that caused my house to flood with ankle deep water. but i never flooded before the d**e was built is this d**e leagle

Answer 1

LMAO!

Wrong kinda d**e...

Here, there's dykes. ;)

Answer 2

I can only assume that Y!A put this question here because it contains the word "d**e", but if this is a serious question...I suggest you find another catagory : )

Answer 3

LOL  You posted this in the g*y and L*****n Section!!  LOL  :@)

Answer 4

It sounds like you should contact an attorney...  But, from what I know about it...none of your neighbors can change 'the flow' and either deny you out of water that you should have...OR...cause water to run on your property which normally wouldn't...and, these neighbors, don't even have to have property that abuts yours...  While you're contacting your attorney...also consider contacting your State and Federal offices for land management and water resources...there are all kinds of laws to protect you...  Additionally, depending upon the laws that apply to you...your neighbor(s) could be responsible for your damages, if any...

Answer 5

what??? ...wrong section

Answer 6

First of all you mis-spelled d**e, for this section anyways, And second, leagle, is spelled Legal, in lega terminology. I'd delete this question and put it in the proper area.

Answer 7

Try asking a lawyer not the LGBT family.

Answer 8

It really depends on where you live and whether or not the area legally is your property (or the council's). Certain councils have the legal right to put things like that (and public walkways) between two houses even if it is on the property. You should ask your local shire/council/whatever or consult a lawyer.