Oregon landowner ordered to pay $810,000 over trees cut past property line
An Oregon property owner was accused by a neighbor of deliberately clearing trees beyond the agreed boundary between their land. A jury found in favor of the neighbor and awarded $810,000 in damages. The court upheld the verdict, noting the defendants did not present valid evidence to rebut their liability. The ruling also highlighted that the defendant, Bosma, had known about the boundary dispute before the clearing occurred.
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