Can a property become landlocked by neighbors
We have owned our property since 1992,the easement that we have used since 1992 and has been used for the past 40 years. for the last 4 years our neighbors have landlocked t us out.they demand 11000 or 2 acres to let us thru. our place has been effected greatly. we have lost many fruit trees due to this,maintance on property is out of... View Full Question
Deeded easement
I own property that has a deeded easement through two other land owners property.I want to put in a access road across their land, my question is do i need anything from the land owners? Can i cut trees to put in my easement so long as I leave the wood for them? Also can I put in gravel (on their property ) as a base for my road, to my... View Full Question
What is the law in alabama about someone putting a gate across an easement
A gate has been placed across an easement that is deeded to landowner of adjacent property. The gate is locked with a security code. The individual to whom the easement is deeded, has no access to his property via the easement unless he contacts the gate owner prior to his entry through the gate.
Right of way access
My property is for sale that is adjacent to a private road and we have been using for access for at least 34 years with no documented refusal by the roads owner. The buyer for this property wanted to get Title Ins. but the Ins. Co. stalled until the owners proved legal access from the private road. How can I provide the Ins. Co.... View Full Question
Being sued for late condo fees for 5k when i owe less.
I own a condo and the was late on payments of condo fees I always paid the condo fee. now being sued by board for 5k and also i moved out of condo as couldnt afford to pay the mortgage anymore because. I was laid off 3 years ago so I had to rent. the board hired contractor to fix exterior infrasturacture and they did not do a good job.... View Full Question
Filing a small claims in Conn.
After sending a down payment for a parcel of land for sell in Maine, i found that the seller lied about the tax's owed and the right-of-way/easement to the property. Is that cause enough to demand a refund and bring this to small claims court?
Breach of contract
Can buyers sue me for approving an easment for a new public sewage line in 2008. the line was not placed until may 2010, two months after they bought the house.the flag markers were in the yard when they took the house and they were verbally informed of the incoming proceedure.now they are saying they were not informed of the easement... View Full Question
Is it legal for my neighbor to install his concrete drive 1 ft onto my property just because there is a right of way or easement there?
The Centerville oh building inspector said he could because they have a law that u must have a 3 ft apron. Even though there was plenty of room to put it all on his property. I live on a cul de sac and have a very small front yards the way it is.
Is a neighbor's gas line an encroachment affecting home sales
Our neighbor had their lines marked and we discovered their gas line is about 6-7' inside our property line. We have an easement for the retention pond between us so share the easement. Thus our fence is 10' off our property line, making this space appear to be their yard. Is this an encroachment that will affect selling our home now... View Full Question
Are all the cities in Minnesota responsible for trimming the trees in the street bouelavard
The tree on the boulevard in front of my house has lost 2 large limbs. The city of Winnebago, MN administrators say that it is the home owners responsibility. Is this the choice of each individual city or is it a state statute that the city is responsible for the bouleavard.
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