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March 30, 2014 By Lydia J. Alford

Landlocked but not out of luck

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Landlocked landowners in Louisiana can now hookup to utilities on their neighbor’s property. Previously, the enclosed landowner could cross a neighbor’s property only to obtain access to a road. However, it is not an unrestrained right and is not free. Basic elements of acquiring the right of passage for utilities 1.  The owner must have […]

Filed Under: Construction, Real Estate Law Tagged With: access, agreement, enclosed, hookup, land, landlocked, Louisiana, purchase, utilities

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