Re: mending fences

Posted by Burrhead on April 18, 2004 at 19:08:02 from (209.247.222.85):

In Reply to: mending fences posted by Farmer in the Dells (WI) on April 18, 2004 at 09:54:51:

I would almost bet the other landowner has a deed to and easement across your property.

The way a easement deed works in my area of Texas-- my property deed would not show the easement but the other landowner will have a deed for the ROW he is using that has been deeded to him from the previous owner of your property that transferred the ROW to the other(his) property to begin with.

If I wanted to have a good neighbor and wanted to be a good neighbor I would just fence off to the established easement and let it go. You said the realtor explained it to you before the purchase did'nt you???

If you still just absolutely have to have the 32' why don't you fence the whole thing and put cattle guards at each end instead of gates. That way cattle and horses won't cross it and there is no gate to be left open or closed when driving thru.

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