Posted by K.M. Koneman on 1/15/07

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I own property that has a conveyance of easement that
states the landowners of the servient estate have the
right to the free and uniterrupted use of the easement.
I'm in the process of installing a gate at the entrance to
my property with firm consideration of the right to
easement remaining in effect. Even though I am installing
an automatic gate, remote controls, and keypads at both
sides of the entrance, (all at my expense), my neighbors
are threatening a law suit. Their argument is that since
they have the right to free and uninterrupted use that I
cannot install a gate. I do maintain that I have the right
to fence and gate my property.
Does the installation of a gate violate the terms of free
and uninterrupted use of the easement?

Re: Easement-Fencing & gating of property , 1/17/07, by Carol.

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