VicTrack tells Wodonga landlord that neighbouring property sold in 1897, adding further uncertainty to its claim over his driveway

Anthony Bunn
Updated July 10 2018 - 8:07pm, first published 8:00pm
Olden days: A steam engine prepares to leave Albury railway station for Wodonga in the early 1900s on track officially opened in 1883. Ownership of land from that period is having repercussions today for one Wodonga landlord. Picture: STATE LIBRARY OF VICTORIA
Olden days: A steam engine prepares to leave Albury railway station for Wodonga in the early 1900s on track officially opened in 1883. Ownership of land from that period is having repercussions today for one Wodonga landlord. Picture: STATE LIBRARY OF VICTORIA

CONFUSION over the ownership of a Wodonga landlord’s driveway, now being claimed by Victoria’s rail track body, may date to 1897.

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Anthony Bunn

Anthony Bunn

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