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was 120 hectares, has sold 80. access to 40 80. new owner says no.Must pay. By using this access for 30 years?

My uncle owned 120 hectares, but due to age and illness sold 80 acres to a neighbor. The 40 hectares are accessible through the 80 acres and now the owner New Land said he did not have access unless you pay. The 80 acres that my uncle had been inherited from his father and was in family for over 60 years, so I do not know any of the easement that is included with this property. Proberly a handshake only at this time. The 40 acres were purchased 30 years ago and may be the same type of treatment. Is the new owner with what hes done correctly and if so, what should we do. We left my uncle to hunt and fish for your property, but not can at this time.

You should check the County Recorder's Office servitude. If not, you screwed up when it sold the land to others. You do not can claim adverse possession if he had done for 30 years for someone else's land, you could potentially, it's just you and your uncle has sold knowing that you need access through it, but said that the new owner. However, the law usually does not allow lots of "cost." So I'm sure you will be able to get even some kind of access. But to get that access in place, and not to the easement as a condition of sale (and if not no existing easement with the Secretary) will probably have to file a complaint against another owner. This means you should hire a lawyer, pay fees lawyers, court costs, spending time in the yard, etc. It may be cheaper to pay the neighbor to access, in all honesty. That's a big "shouting" you.

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