oosik
Epic Contributor
Hey, IMHO, the defendants lawyer could just as easily use any type, kind, wording of any sign posted, against you in court. I've had attorneys question my
posting of the No Trespassing sign on the outer gate to my own driveway. I have a purchased easement (30' x 5600') where I have my driveway and they have indicated that a sign like that can only be placed on "owned" land by the true owner. Likewise - I've had the same attorney question my authority to chain and lock the outer gate on my driveway. His take on this was that only the true owner of the land could chain & lock the outer gate. There has even been questions as to whether or not I had the authority to install an outer gate since this was only a purchased easement. With legal advice like this - its no wonder we are having difficulties restricting access to our land.
I think a lot of this attorney advice is pure BS - but it could be sufficient for me to have to defend myself in court with the associated high costs.
posting of the No Trespassing sign on the outer gate to my own driveway. I have a purchased easement (30' x 5600') where I have my driveway and they have indicated that a sign like that can only be placed on "owned" land by the true owner. Likewise - I've had the same attorney question my authority to chain and lock the outer gate on my driveway. His take on this was that only the true owner of the land could chain & lock the outer gate. There has even been questions as to whether or not I had the authority to install an outer gate since this was only a purchased easement. With legal advice like this - its no wonder we are having difficulties restricting access to our land.
I think a lot of this attorney advice is pure BS - but it could be sufficient for me to have to defend myself in court with the associated high costs.