Court Assesses Right to Easement of Third Parties Without an Interest in the Dominent Estate
In a rare move, an Appellate Court in New Jersey recently published a decision regarding interpretation of an access easement, setting forth a “clear intent” requirement to determine whether a third party having no interest in the subject properties, could have independent rights to use such an easement.
The complete article, as published in In-Sites, can be viewed here.
Ivette Alvarado is an Associate in the Gibbons Real Property & Environmental Department.
