Hawaii court orders deconstruction of house built on wrong lot

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The house itself cost roughly $300,000 to construct on a one-acre lot worth approximately $100,000, on the current market with clear title. The mistakes made by the developer and construction compa…

A Hawaii County judge ordered an “illegal” house, built by mistake on the wrong lot, to be removed. HAWAIIAN PARADISE PARK, Hawaii — A Hawaii County judge ordered an “illegal” house, built by mistake on the wrong lot, to be removed.

The mistakes made by the developer and construction company may amount to even more, as the court has left the door open for the lot owner to seek further damages. The ruling cites that the developer and construction company assumed the risk of building the home without a survey. Instead, the contractor counted telephone poles in Hawaiian Paradise Park. The home was then built on the wrong side of the pole.

 

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