Posted by david - OR on June 23, 2011 at 06:41:23 from (184.76.20.42):
In Reply to: Right of Way - gate - posted by RonGrzywacz on June 23, 2011 at 06:28:55:
The "right" in "Right of way" is what terms are recorded against the deed. It is a private contract, made between two original parties and often "runs with the land", thus covering later parties. Go down to your county records department and get a copy of those that pertain to you. The rights should be spelled out in the document whereby the right-of-way was recorded. Typically such a contract would allow access (across your land) to "the owner" of the hunting cabin, and possibly "guests", but not the general public.
If the terms of the recorded contract are extremely unfavorable to you, you might still be able to put up an unlocked gate with a "no trespassing" sign on it. You won't interfere with any reasonable access, but many of the "lookie-loos" are too lazy to get out of their vehicle, and will turn around.
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