UnNFormedFan
Junior Member
What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)?
Alabama
Have a sticky situation on my hands. We have a parcel of land over which the neighbors have had long standing permission to cross to access their property. Their deed states that they have no dedicated ingress egress. We have lately had some issues with trespassers so we decided to lock our gate on the incoming side and gave the neighbors a key yo the gate. They refuse to keep our gate closed in order to keep trespassers off our property. They were granted permission by my wife's deceased first husband. IF they were to sue for an easement going across ours is not the closest access to a public road. Can we lock them out for failing to secure our property?
Alabama
Have a sticky situation on my hands. We have a parcel of land over which the neighbors have had long standing permission to cross to access their property. Their deed states that they have no dedicated ingress egress. We have lately had some issues with trespassers so we decided to lock our gate on the incoming side and gave the neighbors a key yo the gate. They refuse to keep our gate closed in order to keep trespassers off our property. They were granted permission by my wife's deceased first husband. IF they were to sue for an easement going across ours is not the closest access to a public road. Can we lock them out for failing to secure our property?