What if I need an easement to be registered on somebody else’s property?

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Tom Wood

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May 10, 2018

From time to time, it happens that you may need to register an easement on someone else’s property.

For example –

You might have your services (water, sewerage, electricity, telecommunication etc.) running through a neighbouring property to get to your property; or
You might not be able to access the road unless you travel over a neighbouring property.

Under Queensland legislation, a person is able to apply to Court to obtain an order granting an easement over property, subject to some conditions being met.

If you need an easement, have an easement and you need to know your rights, or not sure whether there is a registered or unregistered easement affecting you, then we recommend that you contact our office to discuss this.

If you want more information on easements in general, please click here.

If you have any questions regarding the above, please contact our team of property lawyers.

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What if I need an easement to be registered on somebody else’s property?

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