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Terminating Easement by Abandonment - Is Failure to Use an Easement for an Extended Period of Time Enough to Have it Deemed Abandoned? The Devil is in The Details

UnknownFeb 27, 2026(24 days ago)

Terminating Easement by Abandonment - Is Failure to Use an Easement for an Extended Period of Time Enough to Have it Deemed Abandoned? The Devil is in

I have written and spoken on ways to terminate easements when a property owner finds itself subject to an older easement that is impacting the development of a property. The first step is to review the terms of the written easement agreement (assuming there is a written agreement) to evaluate any clause that may provide either party with the right to terminate the easement.... By: Stark & Stark

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