Access rights.

Brie

Do you know why he's complaining about you crossing "his" land?  I would understand if you were parking and blocking his access but I suspect you are not.

Easement12

Brie said:

Do you know why he's complaining about you crossing "his" land?  I would understand if you were parking and blocking his access but I suspect you are not.

I think it is just in his nature. He wants to have control over our access. We will be crossing 'his' land for a matter of seconds.

Section62

Easement12 said:

Brie said:

Do you know why he's complaining about you crossing "his" land?  I would understand if you were parking and blocking his access but I suspect you are not.

I think it is just in his nature. He wants to have control over our access. We will be crossing 'his' land for a matter of seconds.

I suspect it could be they think their property has paid for the crossover and therefore you should be paying for your own one instead of using theirs.

I've had to explain more than once to a resident making such an assertion that this isn't how it works.  The crossover is public, and when we've installed one then the neighbour can use it, so long as they aren't driving over other areas they shouldn't be.