An easement is a legal right allowing one property to use another property in a particular way. Rights of way are one type of easement, but there are many others.
Disputes concerning easements can affect property value, development potential and day-to-day use of land.
At Preston Redman, our rural solicitors advise on both the creation and enforcement of easement rights.
Types of Easement Disputes
We regularly assist with disputes involving:
- Access rights
- Drainage rights
- Sewer and utility connections
- Water supply rights
- Cable and telecommunications infrastructure
- Rights to lay and maintain services
- Agricultural drainage systems
- Development-related easements
Key Issues We Help Resolve
Questions commonly arise as to:
- Whether an easement exists
- The extent of the right granted
- Whether a right has been exceeded
- Interference with existing rights
- Rights acquired through long use
- Modification or termination of easements
Practical and Commercial Solutions
Disputes over easements often arise between neighbours, landowners, developers and utility providers. We seek to identify practical solutions that protect long-term interests whilst avoiding unnecessary escalation.
Where litigation becomes necessary, Preston Redman provides clear and strategic advice throughout the process.
Call our helpful team today so we can help you with your easement dispute.
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