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Sallie Staley

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Could the lady developing the land from the previous question, legally block off the 10' easement on her side? Not even a horse can get around it to get to the riding trails. I live in Polk Co. in NC

[Edited by Sallie Staley on 12-16-2000 at 11:11 AM]
 


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If you have rights to the easement you can prevent her from taking those rights away by blocking access.
 
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