central - east central Minnesota - | bsfarms - 11/20/2018 05:40 I'm not a lawyer, but just looking at it from a farmers perspective I dont see why it would be on yours. It basically states whoever owns the property that the easement goes through cannot take the easement away. Theres no reason for it to be on yours. Yours describes the easement and where it is. If there is an issue they will need to go through the other deed either way to see if it really existed. This is correct - On a side note, it would not hurt, if there was some langrage on your property abstract (filed with county recorder), about the easement granted on the other property. It may very well say that in the legal description - in addition to that legal description, it can simply say "said property has easement from such property to access your property, as described by the legal description . . . . . . or something a simply layperson can understand. It still needs the legal description of the easement recorded. |
Can this easement be taken away from me?
