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Right to Easement?

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HelenS203

Junior Member
Second Posting...

What is the name of your state? Washington State.

We purchased our home three years ago as part of an estate sale. The elderly man who lived here had a carport build onto the back of the home and had used it for many years before passing away. County records show our home was taxed on this carport, that could only be reached by use of said easement, since end of year 1995. There was no permit taken out to construct the carport, so no exact date can be given. The original easement was not given for this property's use, but for a property behind this one, and there is a road maintenance agreement in place for those two property owners. WE have paid for gravel for the easement twice since we bought the home.

The neighbor who gave easement to the property behind his has decided, since our for sale sign went up, that he would fence on what he says is the property line, to "re-claim his property" (the easement), thereby cutting off ingress & egress to the carport on our property, but stated he would leave an opening in the fence until we have moved completely out.

Where do we stand?
 


BelizeBreeze

Senior Member
In a field without an easement. Don't you think it's time to find an attorney to file a prescriptive easement petition for you before you attempt to sell?
 

HelenS203

Junior Member
RUDENESS is UNNECESSARY!

RE your reply:

IF I KNEW what I needed to do I surely wouldn't be asking here! We certainly don't need your rudeness, and if this is what your site is about, why bother?
 

BelizeBreeze

Senior Member
HelenS203 said:
RE your reply:

IF I KNEW what I needed to do I surely wouldn't be asking here! We certainly don't need your rudeness, and if this is what your site is about, why bother?
Who is the "WE" you're talking about? Do you by any chance have a mouse up your skirt?

Lady, I was nowhere near rude but if that's how you react, suck wind. You'll wait a long while to get any help here. :rolleyes:
 
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seniorjudge

Guest
BelizeBreeze said:
Who is the "WE" you're talking about? Do you by any chance have a mouse up your skirt?

Lady, I was nowhere near rude but if that's how you react, suck wind. You'll wait a long while to get any help here. :rolleyes:
The sounds of silence....
 

ms.magoo

Member
Right to Easement ?

Wow, some people can get ticked off so easily eh ??? Lol. Here, I'll pass you my lighter an light a fire to get warm again. :D
 

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