Access to passay
5 months ago
In my colony plots are back to back and the plot owner in backside of my plot divided his plot into shops and sold them with passage in the centre, this passage touches my plot.
My query is can I have an access to this passage?
A.Dear Client,
Generally, if the passage in question is part of the property owned by the person who divided their plot into shops, you may not have a legal right to access it without their permission. However, in some cases, property owners may grant easements or rights of way to neighboring properties, allowing them to access certain portions of the land. The concept of "easement by necessity" grants the owner of a landlocked property the right to an easement for access. This means that if your plot is landlocked and does not have direct access to a public road, you may have a legal right to access the passage that touches your plot.
Generally, if the passage in question is part of the property owned by the person who divided their plot into shops, you may not have a legal right to access it without their permission. However, in some cases, property owners may grant easements or rights of way to neighboring properties, allowing them to access certain portions of the land. The concept of "easement by necessity" grants the owner of a landlocked property the right to an easement for access. This means that if your plot is landlocked and does not have direct access to a public road, you may have a legal right to access the passage that touches your plot.
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A.Dear Client,
In the prevailing situation, you need to approach the concerned Civic Authority, Municipality/Gram Panchayat/Tehashildar/Land Revenue Deptt. etc to resolve the issue. So, file a written complaint to the concerned authority.
In the prevailing situation, you need to approach the concerned Civic Authority, Municipality/Gram Panchayat/Tehashildar/Land Revenue Deptt. etc to resolve the issue. So, file a written complaint to the concerned authority.
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