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<blockquote data-quote="retrieverman" data-source="post: 3693363" data-attributes="member: 24452"><p>My place is land locked, but I have two legal easements (from the north and south). The land owner with access to the middle part of my place wouldn’t give/sell an easement, but the road in was an oil field road leading to a well on my place. We ended up with an “easement by prescription“, because the land owner’s family we bought the property from had been using the road for 40 years. I talked to an attorney and was going to sue for easement, and the attorney said it would be a slam dunk. I ended up dragging my feet, and the bridge over the Salt Fork on that access road washed out in 2019.</p><p>All of a sudden the land owners family started calling me and wanting me to contact the Corporation Commission to get them to force the oil company to rebuild the road because they had about 600 acres they couldn’t access (easily) now. I ended up making an agreement with the oil company to move the road and gave them access to the well from another part of my place and cut that land owner out of the equation.</p><p>For the record, the well is basically dead and isn’t in any way a threat to the environment, and I guess because of this fact the oil company hasn’t done anything to regain access to the well. <img src="/images/smilies/anyone.gif" class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":anyone:" title="Anyone :anyone:" data-shortname=":anyone:" /></p><p></p><p>I say all that to say that according to the attorney and realtor I talked to easements aren’t supposed to be hard to get in OK.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="retrieverman, post: 3693363, member: 24452"] My place is land locked, but I have two legal easements (from the north and south). The land owner with access to the middle part of my place wouldn’t give/sell an easement, but the road in was an oil field road leading to a well on my place. We ended up with an “easement by prescription“, because the land owner’s family we bought the property from had been using the road for 40 years. I talked to an attorney and was going to sue for easement, and the attorney said it would be a slam dunk. I ended up dragging my feet, and the bridge over the Salt Fork on that access road washed out in 2019. All of a sudden the land owners family started calling me and wanting me to contact the Corporation Commission to get them to force the oil company to rebuild the road because they had about 600 acres they couldn’t access (easily) now. I ended up making an agreement with the oil company to move the road and gave them access to the well from another part of my place and cut that land owner out of the equation. For the record, the well is basically dead and isn’t in any way a threat to the environment, and I guess because of this fact the oil company hasn’t done anything to regain access to the well. :anyone: I say all that to say that according to the attorney and realtor I talked to easements aren’t supposed to be hard to get in OK. [/QUOTE]
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