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No, he does not! If you were there long before he was and it just so happens to cross his property, well, then that's his problem! hehe
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no way man
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Maybe. If your neighbor owns the land and there is not an easement filed with the county recorder, then the owner most likely has the right to prevent you from using the land. It does not matter that someone let you use their property in the past. It is their property and they have the right to change their mind. With that said, there is a such thing as an implied easement. If the neighbor at one time owned your land and later sold it with the understanding that you can cross his land for entry, then an implied easement may exist. But if there is no easement filed with the country recorder, there is a god chance that he can prevent you from using the drive.
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Can't you just make friends with him instead?
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