My question involves real estate located in the State of: Michigan. A few years ago I started a thread here asking about "landlocked property" I knew nothing on the subject at the time but have since read dozens of cases as well as going through our own lawsuit. We were being sued and I was asking for advice on the law about our 50 foot wide easement. No attorney here, or any I spoke to, including 3 different lawyers professing to be a "real estate attorney" ever brought up Land Division Act 288.
State law prohibits the land locking of property and talks about the "organized division of land" and parcels must have "vehicular access" and room enough for emergency vehicles to get in, turn around....it goes on and on about this. I got this information from a Civil Engineer and we took it to court and stopped the Plaintiff from claiming our 50 foot wide easement was for "walking only" as he put in the complaint. There IS landlocked property but it was created before this law was on the books. Just an FYI.
State law prohibits the land locking of property and talks about the "organized division of land" and parcels must have "vehicular access" and room enough for emergency vehicles to get in, turn around....it goes on and on about this. I got this information from a Civil Engineer and we took it to court and stopped the Plaintiff from claiming our 50 foot wide easement was for "walking only" as he put in the complaint. There IS landlocked property but it was created before this law was on the books. Just an FYI.
Use and Enforcement: Land Division Law and Access Rights to Landlocked Property
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