Posted by Gerald on 6/05/09

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We have a plot of land that has a road bordering an adjacent
property owner. The road belongs to us, and the adjacent
property owner has a "deeded" access to his property on the
other side.

Throughout the years, the adjacent property owner has used
our road as a means of convenience rather than necessity.

The property owner periodically grades the road, though we
have on many occasions stated that he may not do this.
(Though it's hard to argue with a guy driving a large piece
of machinery.)

There are now attorneys involved and his attorney is
claiming adverse possession.

Can this be correct considering the neighbor does not need
to use the road to access his property?

We were told that if we block access to the road, the
neighbor could file an injunction. Thoughts?

Re: Adverse possession in Pennsylvanina, 6/05/09, by gate?.

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