05-13-2019, 06:24 PM
"I suspect you have no idea how silly that sounds. Do you have examples of actual cases of this kind? We’ve had people traipsing across lava flows for what seems like forever and getting bust up in all sorts of ways and I don’t recall one lawsuit resulting from any of it. Do you?"
I'm pointing out that there is a difference between people trespassing in Waipio, which is not buried underneath lava and allows people to still live on their properties, and Leilani and other places in Lower Puna, where they can't but still own property but are unlikely to be in position to protect it from trespassers. I don't think that sounds silly.
I'm pointing out that there is a difference between people trespassing in Waipio, which is not buried underneath lava and allows people to still live on their properties, and Leilani and other places in Lower Puna, where they can't but still own property but are unlikely to be in position to protect it from trespassers. I don't think that sounds silly.

