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Defending against a lawsuit for easements
Any thoughts on how one might proceed to defend against a lawsuit for multiple access easements? The neighbor requesting the easements is wanting to over-develop and over burden the current easement. The neighbor is a real estate attorney and believes he can get a judgement in his favor "by necessity." I disagree since the properties in question have other access easements - they'll just be expensive to develop. I have not granted the easements, so he wants to encumber an adjacent property I built on spec, and have in escrow, with a (sp) liz pendens to extort the easements from me. Easements are also required from the property in escrow.
I have identified and noticed my land patent, but it is not recorded. Might there be some remedy from this?
I have filed a UCC-1 FS and this property is included in the security agreement. Is there remedy in this approach?
I understand the UCC does not cover Real Estate transactions and banking transactions. Does that preclude a Deed Restriction from the UCC?
Thanks for any input anyone may have. Also, anyone know any resources for CTC3?
Many thanks.
ConCreFo
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