Thread: A bit of a dispute...

Situations like this only the Lawyers WIN. End of story.

Originally Posted by jcrack_corn

zero chance of them winning an easement.

And you know this without even knowing what state this property is located in? Being from Cali, stupider things have happened and are still happening.

i know this because he has a lease that they signed that says so. per the op, they make no claims to ownership of the land and that the lease says they may build a structure with a max value of 30k on that property. the lease also details what happens when the lease ends, none of those options mentioned a temporary or perpetual easement.

I would be far more concerned if the lease made no mention of it, they built it, and used it without problems from the landowner for 10 years....they might actually get a judge to give an easement in that case (which is still ridiculous but happens).

Originally Posted by ChumpChange

And you know this without even knowing what state this property is located in? Being from Cali, stupider things have happened and are still happening.