A Hawaii judge ordered the demolition of a house after a California woman bought a vacant plot, only to discover the building on her land
The judge ordered PJ's Construction to pay for the house's demolition. [The photo is for illustrative purposes only and does not show the house in question.]
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- A construction company in Hawaii has to foot the bill for the demolition of a house it built on the wrong lot, a judge ruled.
- A woman who lives in California bought the plot for $22,500 and planned to build a retreat.
- The construction company built the house on the wrong plot after incorrectly identifying it using telephone poles.
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