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foyamot
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I live in Louisiana and purchased a piece of property from "A".
In the contract there is a clause "Subject to that certain servitude and right of way over and across the south 16 feet of the hereinabove described property, granted to "B" in registry number......, in conveyance book ...., page....., records of the clerk of court of.....Parish, Louisiana.". My question is this. If "A" or "B" had sold any other property to "C", property that butts up to that southern edge of my property, would there be any situation where "C" could claim any type of ownership of that south 16 feet. "B" died a couple of years ago.
In the contract there is a clause "Subject to that certain servitude and right of way over and across the south 16 feet of the hereinabove described property, granted to "B" in registry number......, in conveyance book ...., page....., records of the clerk of court of.....Parish, Louisiana.". My question is this. If "A" or "B" had sold any other property to "C", property that butts up to that southern edge of my property, would there be any situation where "C" could claim any type of ownership of that south 16 feet. "B" died a couple of years ago.
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