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Prescriptive right of way - advice needed

harrybrownhelp · 2007-04-10 19:35:40

advice needed Can anyone in the legal construction or architecture fields please advise me on a prescriptive or agriculture right of way. Story goes that I have planning on a site that is landlocked by a narrow strip(20ft) of neighbours land. Farmer and father I bought site from has owned and used this site for…

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10-04-2007 8:35pm

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harrybrownhelp

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advice needed

Can anyone in the legal construction or architecture fields please advise me on a prescriptive or agriculture right of way. Story goes that I have planning on a site that is landlocked by a narrow strip(20ft) of neighbours land. Farmer and father I bought site from has owned and used this site for agricultural purposes since 1930. He has used this entrance over the neighbours land. Imagine a circle, I own inside it but neighbour only owns outside rim. I now have full planning permission for my home. Neighbour has no other land near. This strip is just trees.

Question is legally do I now have a right of way for building and residential purposes? Does anyone know? Solicitor doesn`t seem to know either.

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#2 10-04-2007 8:57pm
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If you go into the land registry the rights of ways or burdens on sections of lands are often set down in writing.

i.e go the the land registry and check out your neighbors land portfolio

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