Lack of Access – Owner unable to access property from road
- DATE: Wed Jul 2019
- CATEGORY: Servitudes
The Firm recently resolved a significant title issue involving lack of access to a property. In this case, a family owned a large tract of land that fronted a public highway. The Parents donated a one-acre tract to the rear of their property to one of their children. The Child… Read More
Servitude Issue – Joan Brunson, et al. v. Crown Brake, LLC et al.
- DATE: Wed Jul 2019
- CATEGORY: Servitudes
On June 19, 2019, the Third Circuit issued an opinion in favor of Harlan Law Firm’s clients. Joan Brunson, et al. v. Crown Brake, LLC, et al., No. 18-994. In this case, the Brunsons purchased a six-acre tract and began building a large home on it. Subsequently, Crown Brake purchased… Read More
Servitudes
- DATE: Wed Jul 2019
- CATEGORY: Servitudes
Servitudes allow people to create stable long-term agreements for a wide variety of purposes, including shared land uses or maintaining the character of a residential neighborhood or historic property. An owner of property burdened by a servitude cannot unilaterally cancel the servitude or transfer the property free from the servitude… Read More
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Hansel Harlan
Prior to forming Harlan Law Firm, Hansel worked with another Law Firm, Phelps Dunbar in the Commercial Litigation Section. Mr. Harlan had a general national commercial litigation practice with a…
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