What happens if a public land manager buys a land locked parcel?
Private owners are generally expected to understand and establish easements.
I'm generally in favor of something like a right to roam, though I expect (many) people would ignore the part where they should be respectful of the land they are crossing.
What happens if anyone buys a surrounded parcel? Generally there is a way to get an easement across private land to access other land. Maybe the legislature could help, and force an automatic easement process across any land where the owner doesn't want people crossing without permission.
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What happens if a public land manager buys a land locked parcel?
Private owners are generally expected to understand and establish easements.
I'm generally in favor of something like a right to roam, though I expect (many) people would ignore the part where they should be respectful of the land they are crossing.
Shouldn't anyone buying a landlocked parcel get an easement?
What happens if anyone buys a surrounded parcel? Generally there is a way to get an easement across private land to access other land. Maybe the legislature could help, and force an automatic easement process across any land where the owner doesn't want people crossing without permission.
Moreover, why doesn't the concept of an easement apply to these corners?