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gus39
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i own a several pieces of rural property in michigan. one of these pieces has an easement allowing a neighbor to access some undevolped property.this agreement has been in place for several
years without a problem.
i recently installed a drive through the property that carries the
easement agreement. i had the drive installed over the existing
culvert and followed the path that both myself and my neighbor
had been using to reach our properties.
my neighbor is now insisting on installing his own drive across
my property claiming it is his "right" to have his own drive.
i don't want another drive on that property since it would make
the entire property one big driveway.
he claims his "cousin, the lawyer" will sue me for free if i don't
comply with his wish. i really don't have a lot of money to hire
an attorney if he can ultimately get what he wants. since i own
the property can i deny his demand?
years without a problem.
i recently installed a drive through the property that carries the
easement agreement. i had the drive installed over the existing
culvert and followed the path that both myself and my neighbor
had been using to reach our properties.
my neighbor is now insisting on installing his own drive across
my property claiming it is his "right" to have his own drive.
i don't want another drive on that property since it would make
the entire property one big driveway.
he claims his "cousin, the lawyer" will sue me for free if i don't
comply with his wish. i really don't have a lot of money to hire
an attorney if he can ultimately get what he wants. since i own
the property can i deny his demand?