Exfarmer
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- Location
- Bury St Edmunds
a farm was split in 2 in the 1980’s in the process a right of way was granted to the owner of field A allowing access to one end of this very long field across a strip of land owned by B but bordering neighbour C.
This field A already has access to highway from the other end so it is not critical.
The owner of B then purchased field A ten years later so he owns both fields, access and right of way.
Does this extinguish said right of way?
Later he sold the strip of land which the ROW passes over to the neighbour C.
A new owner of Fields A and B ( excluding the small strip sold to the neighbour) may be trying to reestablish rights over said strip.
At no point in the sale was mention made of ROW but research shows it up on the LR as having been granted at one time
Yes I know proper advice should be sought and is, I was just interested in any views here, and no moral ones either please.
This field A already has access to highway from the other end so it is not critical.
The owner of B then purchased field A ten years later so he owns both fields, access and right of way.
Does this extinguish said right of way?
Later he sold the strip of land which the ROW passes over to the neighbour C.
A new owner of Fields A and B ( excluding the small strip sold to the neighbour) may be trying to reestablish rights over said strip.
At no point in the sale was mention made of ROW but research shows it up on the LR as having been granted at one time
Yes I know proper advice should be sought and is, I was just interested in any views here, and no moral ones either please.
