TCA § 54-14-119 — No right to easement or right-of-way if cut-off or obstruction result of intentional and knowing action of the owner of surrounding land — United States — Tennessee law | Esheria

TCA § 54-14-119 — No right to easement or right-of-way if cut-off or obstruction result of intentional and knowing action of the owner of surrounding land

No one has a right to get an easement or right-of-way condemned and set aside for land cut off from a public road or highway when the cutoff or obstruction was caused by the owner’s intentional and knowing conduct.

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condemnation easements right-of-way

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