Easement Rights Property Dispute

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Easement rights in New York are typically non-destructive, meaning the dominant tenant cannot significantly alter the land. However, specific terms are often outlined in the easement agreement. Consult your easement agreement and seek legal advice for your specific situation.

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It cocerns an easment
Hello Robert, could you please provide more details about the easement concern? Also, could you please tell me your location as laws may vary by area?
Ny state
Hello Robert, easements in NY state are typically governed by:
- Real Property Actions and Proceedings Law (RPAPL)
- Common law principles of New York.
Can you specify the issue you're facing with the easement?
The dominant tennant wants to pave overgrass and cut trees on my property on which the easement runs
Hello Robert, in New York:
- Easement rights are normally non-destructive.
- The dominant tenant generally cannot alter the land significantly.
- However, details are often defined in the easement agreement.
Consult your easement agreement and consider seeking legal advice for your specific situation.